Vulnerability and Resilience During the Corona Pandemic
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has called the corona pandemic the greatest crisis of our age. It is the biggest challenge the world has faced since the United Nations was established 75 years ago. This is not only about containing the virus, but also a matter of basic human solidarity, of helping people to cope with the economic consequences. Guterres speaks of a choice: When the crisis is eventually over, we can either go back to how things were before, or we can resolutely set about changing the things that make the world vulnerable to pandemics.
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"Corona" (Covid-19) and the Ethics of Global Solidary Charity
Cardinal Peter Turkson
The corona crisis shows that we have to rethink our understanding of solidarity
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On the Refusal to Capitulate to Suffering
Katharina Klöcker
The path to solidarity leads through the acceptance of one’s own vulnerability
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Corona as a Security Risk: On the Role of the Military in an Insecure Society
Markus Vogt and Rolf Husmann
In addition to military support, crisis management also requires risk tolerance
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Vulnerability and Resilience in Times of the Corona Pandemic: A Geopolitical Approach
Herfried Münkler
The efforts to increase resilience in the wake of the pandemic promote the development of rivaling “greater regions”
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"Follow the Science": The War on Covid-19, Strategic Ignorance and the Monopolies on "the Science" and "Truth"
Anna Roessing
Alleged objectivity and war rhetoric serve political disempowering and perpetuate inequality
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Special: The German Armed Forces in Crisis Mode
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Oberstarzt Willi Schmidbauer / Oberfeldarzt Dennis Ritter
