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,1969–1989: Great Expectations,f the COVID-19 pandemic. Following my long involvement in the response to HIV, I trace a journey that engaged with the science of COVID-19 prevention, drawing on previous and new personal trust networks. These networks?were crucial to shaping responses as the epidemic unfolded in South Africa?where

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,Sociology Institutionalized, 1975–82,ers. The COVID-19 pandemic offers important lessons for our understanding of how communication was conceived and undertaken for and by disability communities. Drawing on disability media studies approaches, we explore the ways in which powerful ideas of disability shaped societal understanding and r

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Introduction: Sociology in Portugal,ries couched their argumentation in appeals to solidarity, a form of argument so distinct that we dub it the .. Yet the use of this appeal varied somewhat between the otherwise similar Scandinavian countries. Specifically, Sweden stood out from Denmark and Norway in leaving most of the communication

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Modelling Health Care Sociologically,ke polio, smallpox, and cholera, through sustained and effective health communication campaigns. Most of the campaigns and epidemic management had to be carried out in view of its diverse populations and contextualise tailor-made health messages. As a result, the epidemic management stretched over p

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Ivana Spasi?,Jelena Pe?i?,Marija Babovi?ave often been slow to respond to health concerns on social media for lack of visions, competencies, and/or skills to strategically inform and engage with citizens in new challenging environments where digital publics can make their voices heard by medical experts and health institutions. At the sam

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Ivana Spasi?,Jelena Pe?i?,Marija Babovi?es of President Cyril Ramaphosa. While the president’s addresses throughout the pandemic have been acclaimed nationally and internationally as examples of strong leadership during this international crisis, they have also been the source of several ‘memetic moments’ on social media. At a time when t

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Social Work Practice and Sociology,ng events to assist with public education and risk communication about the novel virus and the emerging pandemic. Professional organisations, businesses, and governmental agencies led these endeavours and worked with innovation intermediaries to broadcast the requests to networks of external experts

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18773-7ises what we know about experiences of uncertainty and how individuals cope with application to the COVID-19 pandemic. Defined broadly as an inability to predict (or explain) outcomes, uncertainty has consistently been linked to negative psychological states, especially when it involves potential th