BIBFRAME Work

Title

Pandemic injustice : navigating legal and policy lines during the COVID-19 pandemic

Type

• Text
• Monograph

Contribution

• Towfigh, Kimia, 1996- (editor )
• Dietzel, Christopher, 1989- (editor )

Subject

• United States--Social conditions--2020- (LCSH)
• COVID-19 Pandemic, 2020-2023--Influence (LCSH)
• Education and state--United States--History--21st century (LCSH)

Language

• English

Classification

• DDC: 306.0973 (Assigner: dlc)
• LCC: HN59.3 (Assigner: dlc) (Status: used by assigner)

Content

• text

Supplementary content

• bibliography

Summary

"This edited collection sheds light on how the pandemic has exacerbated pre-existing social issues, and it stresses the importance of understanding, analyzing, and critiquing law and policy decisions during times of crisis. Specifically, it brings together a diverse array of scholarly work that highlights various legal and policy-related topics, including litigations, zoombombing, international students' experiences, violence against women, sex workers' health, governmental crisis responses, neo-vagrancy laws, and educational issues. The collection offers multi-disciplinary scholarly insights, preliminary research findings, legal and public policy analysis, and educational guidelines to address unprecedented socio-legal and psychological impacts on society that have evolved since the onset of the pandemic. Further, these chapters add to the ongoing dialogue about how North American society can improve by exploring dilemmas and highlighting opportunities for positive change. Thus, this collection sheds light on how vulnerable communities have been disproportionately impacted by governments' policies and laws since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, and it aims to give a different perspective on how we can move forward and use these occurring issues to create more justice in a post-COVID society"-- Provided by publisher.

Table of Contents

Part 1. Rights and Safety -- Part 2. Education -- Part 3. Health and Wellbeing.

Authorized Access Point

Pandemic injustice : navigating legal and policy lines during the COVID-19 pandemic

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