This paper conducts a comparative analysis of the governance and policing frameworks in
Hong Kong and Taiwan, examining their responses to the COVID-19 pandemic's public …

Purpose A debate emerged among members of public administration academia soon after
COVID-19 appeared on the roles and measures that governments ought to deploy to …

This study uses the crime dynamics in Hong Kong as the research object and builds an
autoregressive integrated moving average model to compare the expected crime rates of …

The persisting challenge of COVID-19 is urging states to respond with evolving strategies
via policing systems. Policing systems are now mandated with new tasks beyond daily …

The digital divide and insufficient social capital of aging, undereducated, and low‐income
nonnetizens are usually explained by the underpopularization of e‐government. This review …

There is a growing prevalence of privately owned public spaces amid urban development.
These private premises, such as shopping malls and school campuses, are typically …

Taiwan has been a few of the exceptions recording very low infection figures in the
worldwide pandemic COVID-19 since early 2020. The island was regarded as 'abnormally …

In February 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) named the new virus Coronavirus
Disease 2019 (COVID-19) and declared the outbreak a world pandemic in March 2020 …

Background: Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, individuals have been encouraged
to engage in health-promoting behaviors, namely actions taken to prevent infection and …

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has affected life and left one of the strongest negative
effects on physical activity and exercise. It has brought along extraordinary measures that …