By Alison Briggs, University of Manchester, UK This post is reproduced with permission from the Life on the Breadline Research … More
Tag: Covid-19
Why has coronavirus affected cities more than rural areas?
By Jesse Matheson (University of Sheffield), Max Nathan (University College London), Harry Pickard (University of Sheffield) and Enrico Vanino (University of Sheffield) This article was … More
COVID-19 and Energy System Transformation – the future in fast forward? Or old habits die hard?
By Mike Bradshaw, Warwick Business School, & Caroline Kuzemko, University of Warwick This article was originally commissioned and published by … More
Connecting with nature during Covid-19
By Simon Willcock, Bangor University On March 23rd 2020, the Government imposed travel restrictions across the UK as an attempt to slow … More
Microfinance loans could spell disaster in the time of coronavirus
By Vincent Guermond, Royal Holloway; Laurie Parsons, Royal Holloway; Nithya Joseph, Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD), and Nithya … More
The crowd in the time of lockdown
Long confined to the realm of the imaginary, the idea of the “next pandemic” was fuelled by what scholars referred … More
Coronavirus: how lockdown exposed food insecurity in a small Bangladeshi city
by Mohammad Feisal Rahman, Durham University and Hanna A Ruszczyk, Durham University This article is republished from The Conversation under … More
Superstition and Covid-19: How the Retreat into Belief Opens Fault Lines in Our Rationality
By Laurie Parsons, Royal Holloway, University of London At first, they came in ones and twos, but soon they were … More
Five issues hidden behind the exodus of India’s migrant labour under the Covid-19 lockdown.
By Alpa Shah, LSE, & Jens Lerche, SOAS If there is anything positive that has come out of the multiple … More
Covid-19, Geography and Urban Ecology: practitioner experiences
By Ian Douglas, University of Manchester, UK As with other disasters, be they due to human folly or geophysical forces, … More
