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I am interested in how different countries have reacted and responded to the covid 19 crisis, particularly with a focus on how China and other countries in Asia, first effected by the virus, have recovered/reacted so efficiently

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Spread of fake news and conspiracy theories

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Spread of fake news and conspiracy theories

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It’s been interesting to see how the spread of fake news/scientific information has influenced individuals’ response to COVID restrictions. This has been particularly noticeable with the objection of many people to getting the COVID vaccine. It is also interesting how the spread of misinformation has led to large scale protest to wearing masks, getting vaccines, social distancing etc... this shows that the spread of fake news and conspiracy leads to political action and protest

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People in Singapore were very obedient to the governments rules and regulations during the pandemic, like following social distancing and lockdown rules. But due to the heavy regulations with bad outcomes, there are people who are starting to lose trust in the government.

Similarly in other countries where their governments shortcomings have lead to the people believing in their incompetency. I think this pandemic will make people rethink about their own countries politics and their governments.

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Prioritising economy over the well-being of the population 

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Prioritising economy over the well-being of the population 

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I’m unsure if this is a phenomenon, but it was quite interesting to observe government policy throughout the pandemic and how seemingly contradictory some of it seemed. I would have presumed that the governments priority would be the people and handling the pandemic in a way to would mitigate the loss of lives. However, the ‘eat out to help out’ scheme in the midst of the country’s turmoil illustrated how out of touch the government appeared from the population and its health.

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Some things that I found really interesting were the different responses across the world to covid-19.  Many powerful countries (USA) went into denial as a way of coping or maybe protecting their economy from a very strong external force that they were not ready to face. Also how different conclusions and theories were drawn to completely disregard the idea of another pandemic coming (countries around the world were not ready to take precautions due to the fact that they did not want to believe in a pandemic because they did not know how to cope economically, healthcare wise,etc).

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The differences between the 2020 recession caused by the pandemic vs the 2008 recession

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The differences between the 2020 recession caused by the pandemic vs the 2008 recession

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Even though the pandemic caused us to go into the biggest recession we have ever seen in terms of magnitude, it was also one of the quickest to bounce back. Additionally, in the United States, there was a stark difference in the response from Fed in 2008 vs 2020. Science has predicted that there will be more frequent pandemics due to climate change, and I'm curious how governments will respond over time (will there be more systems implemented, will we continue to forget about our past mistakes) and how interest rates will respond

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Political Phenomena: Rise of Anti-Vaxx/Freedom marches 

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Political Phenomena: Rise of Anti-Vaxx/Freedom marches 

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One particular political phenomenon that I found interesting was the rise in Anti-Vaxx/Freedom marches. Although this was to be expected, I do not think that anyone expected quite the magnitude of the Anti-Vaxx/Freedom marches - even to the extent where one of the Freedom marches attacked one of the BBC news for his reporting about COVID.

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The impact it had on the e-commerce sector, such as online shopping. Looking at how this affected the economy. But also, its impact on social media and technology; for example more events and jobs being remote and virtual.  - Faith Brynel

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The impact it had on the e-commerce sector, such as online shopping. Looking at how this affected the economy. But also, its impact on social media and technology; for example more events and jobs being remote and virtual.  - Faith Brynel

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How global and local infrastructure will change (office buildings, transportation) etc as a result of stay/work from home

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Key economic/political phenomena during covid pandemic 

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Key economic/political phenomena during covid pandemic 

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A fascinating phenomenon I observed during the pandemic was societal division. In Germany, for instance, an entire party formed out of the anti-mask/anti-vaccination movement. This party called "Die Basis" was even up for election last week. The people supportive of this party and the movement as a whole often displayed violent and vulgar behavior during protests, which is why I was glad the party did not pass the 5% mark in order to enter the Bundestag.

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How most of the economy was devastated by the numerous lockdowns but a handful of companies (i.e. Zoom) were very successful. It demonstrated how even during a global pandemic, some sectors still profited.

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One thing that became clear from the pandemic is the level of trust citizens have in their governments. In Vietnam, where I'm from, citizens immediately agreed to quarantine and wear masks as well as follow any government mandates necessary to stop the spread. The same can be seen in many other Eastern nations. In the West, there seems to be less trust in the government and more reluctance to follow their guidance. Could this be linked to trust in government or is it because the West favors individualism and "freedom" whereas the East favors collectivist welfare and community? Could it be both?

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Social media was used by governments as political tools.

- Xinru

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I'm curious to see how this public crises has impacted democracies, especially established democracies. 

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I'm curious to see how this public crises has impacted democracies, especially established democracies. 

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In my opinion the covid crises has led to a more authoritarian style of ruling in what seemed to be long established democracies. Was such rule necessary? Was it just?

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How has the pandemic fostered a rise in nationalism? 

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How has the pandemic fostered a rise in nationalism? 

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Being pro or anti vaccines became new source of social polarisation

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Being pro or anti vaccines became new source of social polarisation

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How would the pandemic change the public's view of healthcare privatization?

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Limited international cooperation of governments to get pandemic under (relative) control.

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Limited international cooperation of governments to get pandemic under (relative) control.

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are they fair? impacts and effects?

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Mandatory vaccination: necessary or an infringement of personal rights / democracy?

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Mandatory vaccination: necessary or an infringement of personal rights / democracy?

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The quick turn around during Christmas time and the imposition of another lockdown within a few days 

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The quick turn around during Christmas time and the imposition of another lockdown within a few days 

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In our country, all of the people wear masks every time and there is no one who refuse to wear it. In comparison to that, there are so many people who doesn’t wear mask in the UK even though there are about x 10 more cases compare to where I’m from.So is this phenomenon have to do with the government policy? 

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In our country, all of the people wear masks every time and there is no one who refuse to wear it. In comparison to that, there are so many people who doesn’t wear mask in the UK even though there are about x 10 more cases compare to where I’m from.So is this phenomenon have to do with the government policy? 

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Exposed how vital a strong healthcare system is and the major differences between more and less developed countires

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Exposed how vital a strong healthcare system is and the major differences between more and less developed countires

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I find it interesting to see how people are organizing rallies against mandatory vaccination campaigns. I believe that people are doing so not just because they are against vaccination, but see this as an opportunity to stand up against their gov’ts and feel like they are “special”.

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Should China take the full responsibilty for the whole result ? 

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Should China take the full responsibilty for the whole result ? 

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Huge development of all social and online platforms. Having Zooms and Teams meetings is something really normal and familiar since 2 years now. It created a new "path" to work online and people got used to it. New job habits

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Huge development of all social and online platforms. Having Zooms and Teams meetings is something really normal and familiar since 2 years now. It created a new "path" to work online and people got used to it. New job habits

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How the pandemic exposed the flaws in countries’ systems in terms of inequality (income/health/race)

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The anti-Asian rhetoric that surrounded COVID 

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The anti-Asian rhetoric that surrounded COVID 

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People adapted really quickly to the online format of studying and working which would probably not be possible without the pandemic pressure.

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first reaction to covid was believing that it would never affect other countries and spread that much. Most people (public and governments) took the problem (too?) lightly at first.

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The pandemic also presented the challenge of HOW we present data to the public and what data/how often etc. It was a junction between scientists/doctors/politicians and the public. So much data was interpreted incorrectly due to lack of education/knowledge and poor presentation

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The pandemic also presented the challenge of HOW we present data to the public and what data/how often etc. It was a junction between scientists/doctors/politicians and the public. So much data was interpreted incorrectly due to lack of education/knowledge and poor presentation

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I’m curious about how the government dealt with pandemic and how we should view them. For example , Boris Johnson made people to go out and spend money on restaurant & stores to recover the economy.  But that was the opposite to public health measure. 

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I’m curious about how the government dealt with pandemic and how we should view them. For example , Boris Johnson made people to go out and spend money on restaurant & stores to recover the economy.  But that was the opposite to public health measure. 

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The impact of the pandemic on globalisation and trade relations

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I am interested in how some business selling essentials products that were used in the pandemic grown up in a short period of time. While most of the economies are struggling.

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How the fear of getting infected decreased since March 2020 even though the chances of getting infected have increased.

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I felt that the way politicians showed statistics was extraordinary. Although the daily number of confirmed cases is now considered irrelevant, I was interested in using various statistical data, such as whether it was limited to regions, countries, and how many people per population infected. Moreover, I wonder how it works on people's mind and how it has political influence.

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I found the effects of social media on people’s ideas and understanding of the pandemic very interesting. Generally, the scope of fake news that continuous to be circulated was expected, I did not however expect it to affect as many people as it did

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The travel/airline economy plummeted due to travel restrictions and lockdowns

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I'm interested in how the governments have first reacted to Covid and how it possibly had an impact on diplomatic relations, especially with China.

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I'm interested in how the governments have first reacted to Covid and how it possibly had an impact on diplomatic relations, especially with China.

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One of the key economic phenomena that had shook the world was the demand shock that came with the initial news of the pandemic, consumers panic bought causing supply to dry out and create more economic chaos.

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One of the key economic phenomena that had shook the world was the demand shock that came with the initial news of the pandemic, consumers panic bought causing supply to dry out and create more economic chaos.

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I’m Tim and I’m interested in exploring the reasons why the Hong Kong government still refuses to open the economy when there are almost 0 COVID-cases in Hong Kong.

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political and economic introduction of new policies: "110% ecobonus"

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political and economic introduction of new policies: "110% ecobonus"

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Online shopping boost, reemergence of streetwear sets/sweatsets

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I’m Lucia. I’m interested in how much politics and political tensions influences which countries were places by the UK on the green, amber or red list.

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Why did people start panic buying and bulk buying goods at the start of the pandemic and what impact did this have

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I'm Jess Underwood. I'm interested in how the public talks about economic ideas in relation to the pandemic. Why do people talk about the economy in opposition to public health measures? 

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I'm Jess Underwood. I'm interested in how the public talks about economic ideas in relation to the pandemic. Why do people talk about the economy in opposition to public health measures? 