… of capabilities across individuals. Social responses to the pandemic that do not recognize
unequal health capabilities, and moral claims of the most vulnerable to health capability will …

… In absolute terms, the pandemic-induced effect on physical and human capital as well as
on fighting capabilities will change a state’s level of power over the long run, if power is …

… The primary goal was to “rapidly make effective vaccines against any human virus family
within 100 days after a pandemic threat appears” [23]. Moreover, enough fully tested vaccines …

… and fight against pandemics is a truly global … a capability approach and sustainable human
development perspective, many other questions remain open: to what extent is the pandemic …

… The probability of dying from the pandemic is negatively associated with human capital …
their physical capabilities, and increasing the pandemic’s morbidity and mortality. Physical and …

… Pandemics have significantly impacted human societies, economies, and healthcare …
among stakeholders help improve coordination and response capabilities [43]. The COVID-19 …

People from favelas in Rio de Janeiro have used social media (SM) for struggling pandemic
impacts. Through SM, they have raised donations, spread useful information and carried out …

… a global pandemic. We … human, socio-cultural, political, and protective capabilities. We also
discuss the implications of this research for policy in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic…

… Knowledge management capabilities are essential for … in the ongoing KM practices
post-pandemic. METHODOLOGY: In this … from a knowledge management, human capital, and …

… Clearly, in some ideal world - all capabilities are important and should … capabilities, and
even some ideal interest to all capabilities. Obviously, there might be some human capabilities …