The widespread adoption of emergency powers during Covid-19 raises important questions about what constitutes a (un) democratic response to crises. While the institutions and …
We identify 21 predetermined country-level factors that explain marked variations in weekly COVID-19 morbidity and mortality across 91 countries between January and the end of …
D Stasavage - International organization, 2020 - cambridge.org
Our experience with COVID-19 has yet to show that either democracies or autocracies are unambiguously better at dealing with this threat. What the pandemic has instead …
G Cepaluni, MT Dorsch… - Journal of public …, 2022 - bristoluniversitypressdigital.com
This article provides a quantitative examination of the link between political institutions and deaths during the first 100 days of the COVID-19 pandemic. We demonstrate that countries …
This chapter will consider alternative foundations for the modern analysis of power: the contributions of the seventeenth-century English political theorist, Thomas Hobbes, and the …
Populist parties and actors now govern various countries around the world. Often elected by the public in times of crises and over the perceived failure of 'the elites', the question stands …
J Askim, T Bergström - Local Government Studies, 2022 - Taylor & Francis
This article studies the difference in the government response to COVID-19 in Norway and Sweden drawing upon theories of agenda setting, crisis management and multi-level …
The COVID-19—the worst pandemic since the Spanish flu—has dramatically changed the world, with a significant number of people suffering from and dying of the disease. Some …
Why have some territories performed better than others in the fight against COVID‐19? This paper uses a novel dataset on excess mortality, trust and political polarization for 165 …