Titlebook: Comparative Studies on Pandemic Control Policies and the Resilience of Society; Simon X. B. Zhao,Kam Tong Chan,Bo Yan Book 2023 The Editor

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Body Politics and the Collective Well-Being: A Comparative Study of the Cultural Motives of Mask Weaality and collectivism. The research compares interview data of Chinese and foreign citizens and primary studies of Western European and American citizens on the mask-wearing practice. It points out that mask wearing is respectively regarded as protection and individual responsibility by the Chinese

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Exploring How Social Media Influences COVID-19 Vaccination Intention in China: The Mediating Effect subjective norms in a model to explore their mediating effects. A total of 1200 Chinese adults filled out an online questionnaire using the quota sampling method. Results suggest that social media use promotes COVID-19 vaccination willingness by reducing perceived risk and negative emotion and incre

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Media Discourses and China’s Social Mobilization at the Early Crisis Stage of the COVID-19 Pandemicse society has, in the main, restored to a relatively (new) normal state of being soon after that. The rapid containment of the pandemic and quelling of the crisis phase cannot be done without full-fledged mobilization of the support and cooperation of the Chinese population with harsh measures like

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COVID-19 and the Chinese Outbreak Narrative: Representations of Heroes, Victims and Minor Charactersonse to the COVID-19 pandemic. These feature films are set in a longer tradition of Chinese documentaries and features that use the medium to deliver clear health messages and so influence public attitudes and responses to disease outbreaks. The chapter surveys recurrent aspects of the characterizat

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Between Zero COVID and “Live with COVID:” Comparative Studies in Pandemic Control Policies of China,ates the difficulty of attempting to apply the China-style zero COVID strategy when China’s social conditions were missing. This chapter is thus a comprehensive and upfront study of the two pandemic control approaches.

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“Surprisingly Real”: Regressive Structural Transformations in the Wake of the Corona Crisisto be feared since the global infrastructure made the pandemic possible in the first place and deglobalization—in the sense of a reversal of world-society—cannot be implemented. Individual efforts of ‘renationalization’ based on ideological arguments can be observed but would be associated with high