Negotiating Global Crisis in Everyday Life

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Perspectives from Europe and Latin America

Inbunden, Engelska, 2027

AvBettina M. Zimmermann,Amelia Fiske,Barbara Prainsack,Isabella Radhuber

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When COVID-19 swept across the globe, it disrupted routines, relationships and our sense of time and space. Drawing on rare longitudinal research with residents in 22 countries across Europe and Latin America, this book traces how people lived through, interpreted, and reshaped the crisis in real time. From everyday care practices to citizen–state relations and grassroots self-organization, it reveals the complexities and inequalities of global crises, showing that they are not abstract events but negotiated in kitchens, workplaces, and communities. The book offers a grounded, bottom-up rethinking of what crisis means - and what more just futures might require.

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Utgivningsdatum2027-01-01
Mått156 x 234 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor272
FörlagBristol University Press
ISBN9781529247367

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Bettina M. Zimmermann is Postdoctoral Researcher at the Technical University of Munich and Senior Researcher at the University of Basel.Amelia Fiske is Senior Researcher at the Technical University of Munich.Barbara Prainsack is Professor at the University of Vienna, Director of the Centre for the Study of Contemporary Solidarity, and Chair of the European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies. She led the SolPan consortium in Europe.Isabella M. Radhuber is Senior Researcher at the University of Vienna, and Guest Researcher at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA). She led the SolPan+ Latin America consortium.

1. Introduction - Barbara Prainsack, Amelia Fiske, Katharina Kieslich, Isabella Radhuber and Bettina Zimmermann2. Strategies of Care and Self-Organization Across Post-colonial Contexts - Marie Jasser and colleagues3. COVID-19 Vaccination and Polarization - Bettina M. Zimmermann and Katharina T. Paul4. Negotiating Time for Negotiating the Crises: A Qualitative Exploration of the Experience of COVID-19 in Portugal - Emília Araújo5. People’s Perceptions of Scientific Experts and Advisory Boards During COVID-19 - Bettina M. Zimmermann6. The Dispersed State In/of Crisis: Citizen-State Relations in Ecuador During the COVID-19 Pandemic - Michael D. Hill and Consuelo Fernández-Salvador7. Crises as Moments for Societal Shifts: Ambivalent Trust and New Horizontal Cleavages in Post-pandemic Argentina - Alejandro Pelfini, Marcelo Salas, Marianella Ressia and Clara Desalvo8. Moral Reasoning in Times of In Times of Poly-Crisis - Luca Marelli, Federica Lucivero and Ilaria Galasso9. The Politicization of Crisis: Responses to Governmental COVID-19 Measures in Brazil and Mexico - Luis Marquez Admade, Luca Marelli, Ine Van Hoyweghen, Christian Grimaldo-Rodriguez, Flavia Costa Bueno, Priscila Cardia Petra and Isabella Radhuber10. Solidarity in Times of Pandemic: Resistances in the Fracture of the Colombian Social Fabric -Nicolasa del Llano Toro, Wilson López López, Laura Camila Sarmiento Marulanda, Laura Valentina Pulido Herrera and María José Cuervo Rocha11. “Who Is Responsible for the Future?”: Future-Thinking in People’s Framing of the Crisis/ES During COVID-19 in Latin America and Europe - Gertrude Saxinger, Emilia Araujo Rodrigues, Sarah Buchberger, José Antonio Román Brugnoli, Christian Grimaldo, Michael Hill, Emma Morales, Isabella Radhuber and Diego Silva12. The COVID-19 Anthropause as a tool for reflecting on Human Environment Relations - Amelia Fiske, Isabella Radhuber, Marie Jasser, Consuelo Fernandez, Gertrude Saxinger, Emilia Rodrigues and Barbara Prainsack13. Research in and on a Crisis: Lessons from the SolPan(+) Studies - Barbara Prainsack et al