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Post & Articles by IBEI Researchers

COVID-19, Barcelona, and immigrants: The city as a refuge in times of uncertainty?

26 June 2020
Juan Carlos Triviño-Salazar

The fuse in the powder keg: how the corona crisis can lead to civil wars

3 June 2020
Martijn Vlaskamp

The nature of the threat: culpable ignorance and the humiliation of the Johnson Government in the COVID crisis

27 May 2020
Martin Shaw

Los robots no enferman: pandemia y automatización

8 May 2020
Aina Gallego

‘Running hot’: the Tory priority remains to manage death, not minimise it. But will they get away with the unnecessary loss of life they have caused?

2 May 2020
Martin Shaw

As many younger people die, why did the Government minimise the under-70s’ vulnerability to Covid-19?

27 April 2020
Martin Shaw

Why might Sweden's Covid-19 policy work? Trust between citizens and state

22 April 2020
Umut Özkirimli

Does Latin America Need a United Front Against Covid-19?

21 April 2020
Andrea Bianculli

Coronationalism?

17 April 2020
Umut Özkirimli

COVID-19: An Opportunity for Regional Cooperation in Latin America?

17 April 2020
Andrea Bianculli

Coronavirus and conflict: truces at times of crisis do not lead to peace on their own

15 April 2020
Lesley-Ann Daniels

What role for the European Centre for Disease Control? Global Governance and the Missing Role of the EU in the COVID-19 Pandemic

8 April 2020
Jacint Jordana & Juan Carlos Triviño-Salazar

‘Herd immunity and let the old people die’ – Boris Johnson’s callous policy and the idea of genocide

1 April 2020
Martin Shaw