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Global Perspectives (2020) 1 (1): 16702.
Published: 02 September 2020
...-connectivity. 1. jan.zielonka@sant.ox.ac.uk pandemics democracy political intervention europe state markets security public administration The outbreak of COVID-19 prompted the greatest political intrusion in our lifetime. Governments around the world introduced measures that shattered...
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The outbreak of Covid-19 prompted the greatest political intervention in our lifetime. Governments around the world introduced measures that shattered our private life, brought economic life to a virtual standstill, and threw into question the value of international organizations. The article first shows how the political interventions undertaken throughout 2020 have crushed long standing equilibria on such fundamental issues as the notion of a common good, the limits of individual freedom, or the relationship between the state and markets. It then analyses the battle of power and minds between the main political protagonists. The following section scrutinizes the policies applied by these actors, and their implications for democracy. The final section tries to envisage a democratic politics suitable for the world of viruses, super-bugs, climate change, poverty and hyper-connectivity.
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Global Perspectives (2020) 1 (1): 11733.
Published: 20 February 2020
...Thomas Biersteker multidisciplinary international relations international institutions cooperation security Global security and global cooperation take many forms and appear differently from different vantage points on the globe. This is why genuinely global perspectives on security...