Monthly Archive: June 2020
Jessica Bradley, University of Sheffield jessica.bradley@sheffield.ac.uk @JessMaryBradley I’m an ethnographer and my current research (paused for the moment) considers linguistic landscapes (words and images on signs in public space) and young people’s engagements...
An interview to a Sicilian cardiologist amidst the coronavirus crisis In Sicily, two months ago, we were experiencing the beginning of the never-before-experienced lockdown and waiting for the deadly virus to come down from...
In March 2020 New Zealand instigated one of the most aggressive and decisive lockdowns in the world to tackle COVID-19. So far that decision has paid off, and there are currently no active cases...
Eradicating a pathogen using a social distancing strategy is a difficult play. But in collectivist Arab societies, where socializing is a moral responsibility and in-group connection and out-group disconnection creates a societal foundation, social...
With the growth and increasing visibility of mutual aid during the coronavirus pandemic, Daniel Lees Fryer looks at how mutual aid groups and the individuals involved in them are represented in the media. Amidst...
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