The COVID-19 pandemic remains the ever-present backdrop to research and policy globally in 2022. Although we have not included a separate section on the pandemic for this year’s volume, the ongoing impact of COVID-19 is a recurring thread across the chapters. While contributions to Social Policy Review 33 in 2021 focused on the initial impact of the pandemic on social security and welfare systems which were not designed to respond to a global pandemic, chapters this year are more reflective in tone, responding to the greater accessibility of data about policy responses to the pandemic across different contexts.
Social policy in the shadow of the pandemic / Ruggero Cefalo. - ELETTRONICO. - (2022), pp. 1-3.
Social policy in the shadow of the pandemic
Ruggero Cefalo
2022
Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic remains the ever-present backdrop to research and policy globally in 2022. Although we have not included a separate section on the pandemic for this year’s volume, the ongoing impact of COVID-19 is a recurring thread across the chapters. While contributions to Social Policy Review 33 in 2021 focused on the initial impact of the pandemic on social security and welfare systems which were not designed to respond to a global pandemic, chapters this year are more reflective in tone, responding to the greater accessibility of data about policy responses to the pandemic across different contexts.
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