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...apid social changes into existing routines as consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic ...lobal]] – [[:Category: Healthcare| Healthcare]] – [[:Category: Pandemic| Pandemic]] – [[:Category: Covid 19| Covid 19]] – [[:Category: Power inequality

...|essay]] analyses the worsening of corruption in healthcare throughout the pandemic in Hungary, Russia, Ukraine, and the UK.

...of trustees and medical spokesperson of the government during the COVID-19 pandemic. From all the 21 universities that went through ''modellváltás'' only thr ...mly behind his decision. In November 2020, the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic resolved the deadlock between the new board, the university management, and

...t/virtual-event-russian-private-sector-today-challenges-and-prospects-post-pandemic-world link] via the YouTube video at the bottom of the page.

...ency International (TI) identifies three consequences of corruption in the pandemic: diversion of funds from under-prepared health services, lack of transparen ...-corruption systems. This is exacerbated by Russian aggression and the new pandemic anti-corruption measures including reform of the medical procurement system

...ate sector of heightened corruption risks in healthcare as a result of the pandemic, and recommended prioritising transparency and accountability. Governments ...lping develop stronger anti-corruption strategies for the remainder of the pandemic, this report also contributes to planning more effective responses to futur

...Kyrgyz medical system had failed, community-based response to the Covid-19 pandemic was another bright example of collective action (Nastoyaschee Vremya 2020,

...20, from U.S. Embassy in Moldova: https://md.usembassy.gov/even-during-the-pandemic-we-must-also-look-to-the-health-of-moldovas-democracy/

...f smartphone-based social media in the Gulf and intensified after 2020, as pandemic-era restrictions pushed more commercial activity online. It continues to gr

''Kvartirniki'' experienced another resurgence during the coronavirus pandemic as a means of socialising in compliance with COVID restrictions, particular

...er of the magic-services market in Russia before the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic was about 30 billion roubles (450-500 million US dollars) (Efimkina et al.

...ions, such as the avoidance of prosecution. In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, reports emerged alleging individuals received a vaccine ahead of time (Kon

...of our privileged position as researchers (see Turaeva 2020). The Covid-19 pandemic had a devastating impact on women’s domestic conditions worldwide and epi

...registration, resulting in bureaucratic obstacles (Isak 2021). During the pandemic, the Russian borders were closed to non-Russian residents. As a result, man

...But when Danish experts went to the Faroe Islands to help manage the COVID pandemic, there was a (peaceful) clash of civilisations between the Danes, used to a

...ates led to count- less crises – geopolitical, environmental, the COVID-19 pandemic, migration – and pushed for novel, non-bureaucratic ways to solve global Unregulated migration, the COVID-19 pandemic, extreme weather, political polarisation, the wars in Ukraine and the Middl

...pen in the frame of a single event (for past ITN projects) but, due to the pandemic and the fact that we cannot travel, it has been changed to a fortnight doct