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Corona, fear and politics: The democratic discourse in a state of emergency
Carsten Brosda In the corona crisis, quite a few seem to be ready to forego the freedoms that are loved and necessary. We must not silently…
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Carsten Brosda In the corona crisis, quite a few seem to be ready to forego the freedoms that are loved and necessary. We must not silently…
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As authorities across the region struggle to contain the pandemic with curfews and lockdowns, few have thought of the knock-on effects. For many women, more time…
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Possible post-pandemic scenarios for China’s long-term foreign policy strategy. Plamen Tonchev The COVID-19 pandemic is increasingly looking like a watershed, one of those moments in history…
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Developing countries face a double whammy, the health impact of the virus and their inability to pump out central bank money. Industrialised countries must come to…
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Challenges to the higher education system: Is academia still relevant? Shlomo Biderman The novel coronavirus presents the higher education system with a challenge it has never…
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Non-standard crisis requires non-standard measures. About a third of all jobs in the country are at risk, and the main task in the labor market is…
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The coronavirus pandemic and a chapter of history that should have expired long ago. Ben Rhodes IN A LARGE WINDOWLESS ROOM in the bowels of the…
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M Adil Khan CONTRARY to the common belief that the Bangladesh government has been least prepared and that its responses to COVID-19 have been ad hoc…
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Philip G Altbach and Hans de Wit In the midst of crisis, with the scope and outcomes largely unclear, it is too early to accurately predict…
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In theory there is no reason to fear a food crisis like the one that shook the world in 2007 But fear itself, spread by the…