Titlebook: Covid-19 Containment Policies in Europe; Clara Egger,Raul Magni-Berton,Eugénie de Saint-Pha Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Varieties of Democracies in the COVID-19 Pandemiclved in policy responses to the pandemic. The analysis first shows that higher quality democracies have a larger share of acts decided by parliament instead of government or the administration. The chapter then zooms into the case of Switzerland, the only democratic country in the world where the el

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Territorial Countervailing Powers Under the Pandemicr decentralised management is less effective. This chapter takes advantage of EXCEPTIUS data, which covers the management of the pandemic at the subnational level to address this gap. Interestingly, France, like several other unitary states, has progressively decentralised its pandemic management. F

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Limits and Lessons of COVID-19 Appsw smartphone apps showed anxious citizens and consumers the rapid responsiveness of both governments and companies to the emergency in ways that navigated tensions between privacy and surveillance. Second, we elaborate how app-based responses have solidified an increasingly permanently ‘datafied’ em

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Restrictions on Religious Worshipements established by the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR). Our chapter also contrasts how restrictions were implemented in different way across Europe. This empirical investigation allows us to draw recommendations on how to best safeguard freedom of religious worship in crises.

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COVID-19 and Asylum Rightser specifically focuses on the case study of the Spanish city of Melilla. Here, the merging of pandemic measures, border control and the treatment of vulnerable populations becomes visible, offering insights into the broader socio-political implications of the pandemic.

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Stay at Home! A Comparative Analysis of the Implementation of Lockdowns as a Response to the COVID-1f these measures over time. This chapter aims to fill this gap and has a double objective. On the one hand, it aims to highlight these differences, and on the other hand to highlight the explanatory factors at the origins of these differences. The comparative analysis will be based on a database cov

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Compulsory Medical Examinations and “Green Pass”t when infections or deaths were increasing, while others did so during more stable periods. The vaccination rate following the introduction of the pass also varied. In countries with high vaccination rates but low confidence in vaccines, the impact of the pass was almost nil; conversely, it was hig