“Can we at least freak out?” Memes and COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has uncovered many unexpected phenomena. As we have lived in a turmoil of surprising events, people have coped with changes and...
22 February, 2022
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Antisemitic narratives find ground in COVID-19 anti-vax conspiracy theories
"At the Nuremberg trials, the doctors and nurses stood trial and they hung. If you are a doctor or a nurse, now is the...
20 December, 2021
Generation COVID
As every year, Human Rights Day takes place on 10 December. This day commemorates the day on which the United Nations General Assembly adopted...
10 December, 2021
Pandemic mitigation for everyone: Ethnic differences in Wales
It is often repeated that in this pandemic storm we have to face the same rough sea but are on different boats. If this...
23 November, 2021
COVID-19 and mental health: a ‘tsunami’ of problems ?
The COVID-19 pandemic has undoubtedly been a challenging period for many of us. But what has its impact on our mental health really been...
06 October, 2021
18 months of COVID-19 pandemic in Germany
Population is exhausted and shows diminished trust in government, but also a high willingness to vaccinate On January 27, 2020, the first case of COVID-19...
10 September, 2021
Government and the pandemic: structures and response
With the COVID-19 outbreak, humanity had to adapt to a new era. New laws, rules and measures have been adopted for a fast and...
18 August, 2021
Red Cross in the COVID-19 pandemic – how Austria handled the outbreak
When the first Corona cases occurred on the 25th of February 2020, alarm bells rang in the republic of Austria – and the government...
02 August, 2021
One size does not fit all – information seeking during the COVID-19 pandemic in a segregated society
Information seeking patterns may help to explain higher death tolls in COVID-19 in immigration dense areas in Sweden. Information gaps widens with language problems...
07 July, 2021
Timely, transparent, targeted? Government communications during the pandemic
Pandemics are nothing new, as Viktoria Adler and Diotima Bertel reminded us in this article. False and misleading information didn’t wait for the 21st...
20 June, 2021