This article offers a review of the emergent literature on 'vaccine nationalism'-the act of
gaining preferential access to newly developed vaccines by individual countries-in the …

This article discusses how the reproductive rights slogan 'my body my choice'–which
functions as a carrier of feminist cultural memory–was weaponised when it gained traction in …

This contribution addresses the puzzle of whether the anti-inclusive character of Industry 4.0
development can be tailored toward a socially more responsible path (smart automation). In …

This paper addresses the relationship between populist beliefs and compliance with COVID-
19 containment measures. We argue that an understanding of this issue depends upon …

Recent years have witnessed a growing and important series of efforts to make sense of the
post-2019 coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic through diverse lenses within the field of …

Purpose This paper will identify and further explore the ideals versus realities of learning
poverty and the consequential effects on our moral obligations and responsibilities. The …

After World War II, radical right parties in Europe experienced a decline, but over the last
three decades, they have regained strength, becoming significant players in European …

This paper provides a lens for studying the transnational flow of conspiracy theories by
investigating new epistemologies, reviewing methodological challenges, and proposing …

The analysis of school reform in England offered in this chapter seeks to make sense of a 35-
year period of post-welfarist hyper-innovation in which regulatory and centralised …

Policy capacity plays a pivotal role in shaping the extent of global governmental responses
to the COVID‐19 pandemic. While scholars have primarily examined this phenomenon …