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What the World has Learned About Their Governments During the COVID-19 Pandemic,munity was in the works in vaccine research labs, defense by government action took the front seat, and political incumbents in every country and locale became "doctors to the public.” Did some governments perform better than others? Were there any predictable or explainable shortcomings in their cr

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COVID-19 Response in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh: Shared History, Different Processes,aredness include only access to resources, or does it also include having appropriate formal political mechanisms and political traditions?.India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh—three South Asian countries and once parts of British India—face similar healthcare and socioeconomic challenges, share historie

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Center-Regional Political Risk Sharing in the COVID-19 Public Health Crisis: Nigeria and South Afris—Nigeria and South Africa. Nigeria is a constitutional federation; South Africa is a unitary country where the constitution delegates some public policies to subnational governments. Whether regional and national politicians were willing to collaborate during the pandemic depended on their calculus

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,The Visegrad Populist Leaders’ Responses to COVID-19 Pandemic,his paper explores the political origin of this reversal. For a systematic analysis, this essay proposes the following institutional-level and citizen-level factors: (a) executive capacity and autonomy, (b) the legacy of the Semashko-style health care system, and (c) popular support. The institution

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Common Law Systems and COVID-19 Policy Response: Protective Public Health Policy in the United Stat during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, in the four common law legal systems of British colonial origin: Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States (US). We argue that in times of crisis, where information is low and uncertainty is high, courts of last resort in common law legal

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