Background Evidence suggests that financial crises and poor mental health are reciprocally
related, but no systematic review has been conducted to synthesise the existing literature on …

Background: Scant attention has been paid to how risk perceptions of public health crises
may affect people's mental health. Aims: The aims of this study are to (1) construct a …

Why have the effects of COVID-19 been so unevenly geographically distributed in the United
States? This paper investigates the role of social capital as a mediating factor for the spread …

The global COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted personal and work lives and created great
uncertainty and stress, especially for frontline health care professionals like doctors and …

Objectives: To propose collective well-being as a holistic measure of the overall “health” of a
community. To define collective well-being as a group-level construct measured across 5 …

Financial well-being literature has grown substantially over the past decade with
multidisciplinary contributions (Ngamaba, Armitage, Panagioti, & Hodkinson, 2020) …

The paper explores the association between social capital of young people at 12–13 years
and their subjective well-being using Finland's sub-sample of the third wave of the …

The COVID-19 crisis has created instability in nurses' workplace well-being (WWB) and work–
family relationships. Exploring effective leadership tailored to the needs in a special context …

The 2010 energy subsidy reform in Iran is a unique case of redistributive policy as the
savings from the subsidy cut have been redirected to households as unconditional …

The world is undergoing multiple crises that require resilience to withstand them. The built
environment can significantly enhance or weaken society's (and individuals') resilience …