Crisis, Solidarity and Change in a Global Pandemic
E-Book, Englisch, 318 Seiten
ISBN: 978-1-5292-1724-7
Verlag: Bristol University Press
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)
The COVID-19 pandemic has deeply shaken societies and lives around the world.
This powerful book reveals how the pandemic has intensified socio-economic problems and inequalities across the world whilst offering visions for a better future informed by social movements and public sociology. Bringing together experts from 27 countries, the authors explore the global echoes of the pandemic and the different responses adopted by governments, policy makers and activists.
The new expressions of social action, and forms of solidarity and protest, are discussed in detail, from the Black Lives Matter protests to the French Strike Movement and the Lebanese Uprising.
This is a unique global analysis on the current crisis and the contemporary world and its outcomes.
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Introduction - Breno Bringel & Geoffrey Pleyers
Part 1: COVID-19 Governance, Politics and the Ambivalence of States
Chapter 1. Corona Governance: State Expansion, Capitalist Resilience, and Democracy - Pauli Huotari and Teivo Teivainen
Chapter 2. Three Political Regimes, Three Responses to the Coronavirus Crisis - Jean De Munck
Chapter 3. Universal Social Protection Floors: a Joint Responsibility - Michelle Bachelet, Olivier de Schutter and Guy Ryder
Chapter 4. From Government’s Policies to Labour Activism in Indonesia - Michelle Ford
Chapter 5. Harmoniously Denied: China’s Censorship on COVID-19 - Joy Y. Zhang
Chapter 6. State Repression in the Philippines During COVID-19 and Beyond - Leanne Sajor
Chapter 7. Normality Was the Problem - Ilan Bizberg
Part 2: Crisis, Inequalities and Solidarities
Chapter 8. Divided We Stand: What the Pandemic Tell us About Contemporary U.S. - Bandana Purkayastha
Chapter 9. The Data Gaps of the Pandemic: Data Poverty and Forms of Invisibility - Stefania Milan and Emiliano Treré
Chapter 10. Necropolitics and Biopower in the Pandemic: Death, Social Control or Well-being - Montserrat Sagot
Chapter 11. COVID-19 in the Urban Peripheries: Perspectives from the Favelas of Rio de Janeiro - FASE Team Rio de Janeiro
Chapter 12. Generational Inequalities in Argentina’s Working-class Neighbourhoods - Pablo Vommaro
Chapter 13. Pandemic Pedagogical Lessons and Educational Inequalities - Nicolás Arata
Chapter 14. Social Work with Homeless People in Belgium - Stéphanie Cassilde
Chapter 15. Community Spaces in India: Constructing Solidarity During the Pandemic? - Supurna Bannerjee
Part 3: Social Movements, Mutual Aid and Self-Reliance in a Global Pandemic
Chapter 16. Social Movements in the Emergence of a Global Pandemic - Donatella della Porta
Chapter 17. COVID-19 and the Re-configuration of the Social Movements Landscape - Sabrina Zajak
Chapter 18. Social Movements as Essential Services in Toronto - Lesley Wood
Chapter 19. Creating a Hyperlocal Infrastructure of Care: COVID-19 Mutual Aid Groups in the UK - Anastasia Kavada
Chapter 20. ‘Solidarity, Not Charity’: Emotions as Cultural Challenge of Grassroots Activism - Tommaso Gravante and Alice Poma
Chapter 21. Self-reliance as an Answer to the Pandemic: hopes from India’s margins - Ashish Kothari
Chapter 22. Social Movements and Self-reliance: Community Mobilisation in South Africa - Kate Alexander
Chapter 23. Resilience, Reworking, and Resistance in New York City - John Krinsky and Hillary Caldwell
Part 4: “The COVID Will Not Kill the Revolution”: Protest Movements in the Pandemic
Chapter 24. “Defund the Police:” Strategy and Struggle for Racial Justice in the U.S. - Nara Roberta Silva
Chapter 25. A Matter of Survival: The Lebanese Uprising in Times of Pandemic - Alexandra Kassir
Chapter 26. Hong Kong: From Democratic Protests to Medical Workers' Strike in a Pandemic - Chris Chan and Ana Tsui
Chapter 27. Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia: a Return to Authoritarianism After the Revolutions? - Kamal Lahbib
Chapter 28. The French Strike Movement: Keeping up the Struggle in Times of Covid-19 - Clément Petitjean
Part 5: Critical Thinking and Emerging Theoretical Challenges
Chapter 29. Coronavirus, Risk and Social Change - José Maurício Domingues
Chapter 30. Challenges to Critical Thinking: Social Life and the Pandemic - Kathya Araujo
Chapter 31. A Sociology for a Post-COVID-19 Society - Sari Hanafi
Chapter 32. The Paradox of Disturbance: Africa and the Coronavirus - Elísio Macamo
Chapter 33. We Are All mortal: From the Empty Signifier to the Open Nature of History - Rita Laura Segato
Chapter 34. The COVID-19 Pandemic and the Crisis of Care - Karina Batthyány
Part VI. Post-Pandemic Transitions and Futures in Contention
Chapter 35. Global Chaos and the New Geopolitics of Power and of Resistances - Breno Bringel
Chapter 36. Denialism, ‘Gattopardism’ and Transitionism - Boaventura de Sousa Santos
Chapter 37. Coronavirus, the Gift and Post-neoliberal Scenarios - Paulo Henrique Martins
Chapter 38. Post-Pandemic Transitions in a Civilizational Perspective - Arturo Escobar
Chapter 39. The World That is Coming: Pandemic, Movements and Change - Geoffrey Pleyers
