Evidence and indicators of collective cognition across countries

Evidence and indicators of collective cognition across countries

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1. Verfasser: Rhodes, Mary Lee (VerfasserIn)
Weitere Verfasser: Comfort, Louise K. (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:eng
Veröffentlicht: 2022
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Coronavirus > Infektionsschutz > Krisenmanagement > Aufsatz im Buch
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Cognition and collective action for COVID-19 prevention and response in the United Arab Emirates 2022 Alam, Edris
Collective cognition in complex systems 2022 Comfort, Louise K.
The impact of inter-crisis learning on the risk cognition and the utilization of information technologies in Korea 2022 Ko, Kilkon
A comparative analysis of COVID-19 responses in Ireland 2022 Dowling, Conor Mark
Cognition, communication, and collective action : Turkey's response to COVID-19 2022 Ertan, Güneş
Same country, different stories : context, complexity, and fractured cognition in the United States 2022 Siciliano, Michael D.
The need to protect the most vulnerable : the COVID-19 crisis in long-term and residential care in Canada 2022 Slick, Jean
Evidence and indicators of collective cognition across countries 2022 Rhodes, Mary Lee
The global context : progression of the pandemic across the world, the role of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the functioning of the global health governance and institutional system 2022 Olson, Laura L.
Achieving the transition from collective cognition to collective action in responding to COVID-19 in China 2022 Zhang, Haibo
Facilitating citizens' voluntary commitment : Japan's cooperation-based approach 2022 Okada, Aya
A learning model for managing global risk? 2022 Comfort, Louise K.
Multiscalar aspects of the COVID-19 crisis in Italy with a focus on the metropolitan area of Milan 2022 Gazzola, Veronica
From "people need to hug each other, do it - and nothing will happen" to "keep a healthy distance" : the Mexican government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic 2022 Camacho Lizárraga, Mónica
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