This research note explores the pressing ethical challenges associated with increased
online platforming of sensitive research on conflict-affected settings since the onset of Covid …

COVID-19 posed threats for health and well-being directly, but it also revealed and
exacerbated social–ecological inequalities, worsening hunger and poverty for millions. For …

COVID-19 and its control measures remain contested issues in literature. While some of the
literature views COVID-19 and its responses as neutral events serving the common good …

This special issue asks what happens to international research and collaboration when the
research community becomes temporarily immobilized. The COVID-19 global pandemic …

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 …

As only little is known regarding University Social Responsibility (USR) in times of crisis from
underdeveloped economies, this study explored the initiatives of four public universities in …

This article explores how the vernacular memory of the 1940s-era Ruzagayura famine was
deployed to critique the contemporary Covid-19-induced hunger crisis in Rwanda. It …

Using cross-national data collected during the pandemic, this study examines factors
influencing public willingness to obey and cooperate with police during the COVID-19 …

Since February 2020, we have witnessed COVID-19 profoundly disturb ongoing research
dynamics–including research collaborations between the Global North and the Global …

The COVID-19 pandemic impacted the world in fundamental ways. Almost all countries
across the world came up with containment measures to deal with the threat posed by the …