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Article: Covid and the politics of risk. By Adam Arvidsson. URL = Source Via Adam Arvidsson, via email, April 2022. See also: New Political Philosophy for the Post-Pandemic World Text Adam Arvidsson: "In the 1986s, just around the time of the Chernobyl nuclear ...
COVID-19, along with climate change, could be the equivalent of the Great Depression and WWII in forcing a sea change in economic thinking and policy.. By Samuel Bowles, Wendy Carlin. "The COVID-19 pandemic is a blow to self-interest as a value public ...
Description "We have endeavored to encourage more people into the development of applications and apply the power of technology into this race against the disease. A 5K-Star Community, An Anti-Coronavirus Battle In January 2020, a group of enthusiastic ...
"Let’s apply this multi-capital approach to the Covid-19 crisis, first examining how we risk crossing dangerous carrying capacity thresholds. Financial Capital: At the same moment that traditional measures of financial capital are curving downward precipitously, as stock markets tumble across the globe, so too are we in greatest need of financial capital to support our wellbeing.
Thus, we can say that at the moment, the global brain is consciously attending to COVID-19. On the other hand, it is not consciously attending to tuberculosis or to billions of other pieces of knowledge and processes that are available for retrieval or use, but that remain in the background.
response to many countries’ rules regarding the COVID-19 pandemic in their attempts to enforce a decline in face-to-face content consumption. In retrospect, this has meant only more digital growth and innovation for the Korean Wave in past years Korea's ...
We are implicitly offering our consent to a process that is running ahead of us – and one which, under Covid-19, has accelerated markedly. There are two profound side-effects to the presence of mass data that the Left has not yet got its collective head around.
