This edited volume examines how COVID-19 impacted political inequality, social inequality, and the wellbeing of people in the United States. Various theories, methods, outcomes, and potential solutions are discussed to create a cross-discipline narrative on this topic.
This edited volume examines how COVID-19 impacted political inequality, social inequality, and the wellbeing of people in the United States. Various theories, methods, outcomes, and potential solutions are discussed to create a cross-discipline narrative on this topic.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Geoffrey L. Wood - Contributions by Geoffrey L. Wood; Danielle R. Mehlman-Brightwell; In Choi; Adian Dobyns; Shichao Du; Chinasa Elue; Na'Tasha M. Evans; Aaron B. Franzen; Yu-Lin Hsu; Melinda Jackson-Jefferson; Pamela Ray Koch; Jeremy C. McCool;
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Contents Introduction: The Impact of Covid-19 on Political Dynamics, Social Inequality, and the Wellbeing of Americans Geoffrey L. Wood Chapter 1: Did Covid-19 Create a New Opportunity to "Regulate the Poor"? Donna Bobbitt-Zeher and Adian Dobyns Chapter 2: What a Difference One Hundred Years Makes: A Covid Queen but no Flu King of South Dakota: Media Portrayals of the Flu of 1918 in South Dakota Pamela Ray Koch and Aaron B. Franzen Chapter 3: Livin' in the Gangsta's Paradise: Economic Wealth Over Population Health during the Covid-19 Pandemic Melinda Jackson-Jefferson Chapter 4: Forced Layoff or Voluntary Leave? The Gender Disparity in Job Loss during the Covid-19 Pandemic In Choi and Shichao Du Chapter 5: The First Covid Generation: The Great Equalizing Myth Eboni Pringle, Elizbeth Piatt, Chinasa Elue, Na'Tasha Evans, and Yu Lin Hsu Chapter 6: A Shift in the Norms: The Impact of Covid-19 on Class, Access to Technology, and Social Inequalities in Higher Education Danielle Mehlman-Brightwell and Jeremy C. McCool About the Contributors
Contents Introduction: The Impact of Covid-19 on Political Dynamics, Social Inequality, and the Wellbeing of Americans Geoffrey L. Wood Chapter 1: Did Covid-19 Create a New Opportunity to "Regulate the Poor"? Donna Bobbitt-Zeher and Adian Dobyns Chapter 2: What a Difference One Hundred Years Makes: A Covid Queen but no Flu King of South Dakota: Media Portrayals of the Flu of 1918 in South Dakota Pamela Ray Koch and Aaron B. Franzen Chapter 3: Livin' in the Gangsta's Paradise: Economic Wealth Over Population Health during the Covid-19 Pandemic Melinda Jackson-Jefferson Chapter 4: Forced Layoff or Voluntary Leave? The Gender Disparity in Job Loss during the Covid-19 Pandemic In Choi and Shichao Du Chapter 5: The First Covid Generation: The Great Equalizing Myth Eboni Pringle, Elizbeth Piatt, Chinasa Elue, Na'Tasha Evans, and Yu Lin Hsu Chapter 6: A Shift in the Norms: The Impact of Covid-19 on Class, Access to Technology, and Social Inequalities in Higher Education Danielle Mehlman-Brightwell and Jeremy C. McCool About the Contributors
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