Reports by Related Institutions
COVID-19
A Journey into Social Precarity
SOCIAL UNCERTAINTY PRECARITY INEQUALITY (SUPI) – Berlin, Germany
Report January, 2022
TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTRIBUTIONS
Rolf Dieter HEPP, Coordinator, SUPI Network (Berlin, Germany) “Pandemic and control society”
Ronald C. ARNETT (Pittsburgh,, USA) “Precarity: Eclipsing the Face of the Other”
Vyacheslav BOBKOV - Igor SHICHKIN (Moscow, Russia)
“New Forms of Social Support for Russian PopulationDuring the COVID-19 Coronavirus
Pandemic.Elements for the introduction of the Universal Basic Income-UBI” António M. DUARTE (Lisbon, Portugal)
“A Fracture in a Broken Crystal: Artists’ Precarity Under Crisis”
Peter HERRMANN (Changsha, China) “Solidarityas Regime of Governing”
Sibel KALAYCIOGLU - Kezban CELIK (Ankara, Turkey) “Multiple risks beyond Covid-19 pandemic crisis.The case of Turkey”
Ka LIN (Hangzhou, China)
“Social quarantine and its consequences: Challenges from COVID-19"
Fernando MARHUENDA(Valencia, Spain)
“Education systems, lockdown and restrictions: educationreconsidered”
Lennart NÖRREKLIT(Aalborg, Denmark) “Life asDialogue and the community theatre”
Tadeusz RACHWAŁ (Warszawa, Poland) “Air, Bubbles, and the Virus”
Marco RICCERI (Rome, Italy)
“Pandemic and social crisis in EU policies: from the "Green New Deal" (2019) to the "Social Summit" (2021)”
Guy STANDING (London, UK)
“BattlingEight Giants: Basic Income in a Time of Pandemics”
ABSTRACTS
Nicole HORÁKOVÁ (Ostrava, Czech Republic)
"I don't know whether to laugh or cry, or how to surviveitall": The situation of women in the Czech Republic during the corona pandemic”
Sabine KERGEL (Berlin, Germany) “Home office in times like this”
Alexander SIEG(Berlin, Germany) “Pandemic and Social Distancing”
ISS Working Paper No. 665
Adding human security and human resilience to help advance the SDGs agenda
November, 2020
CONTRIBUTORS
Des Gasper
Richard Jolly
Gabriele Koehler
Tamara Kool
Mara Simane
Table of Contents
ABSTRACT
1 INTRODUCTION 5
2 HOW CAN HUMAN SECURITY IDEAS SUPPORT AND COMPLEMENT THE SDGS? 7
2.1 General themes of human security analysis 7
2.2 How can human security ideas support and complement the SDGs? – specific suggestions 12
3 HUMAN SECURITY, RESILIENCE AND THE SDGS – A PERSPECTIVE
FROM LATVIA, 1991-2020 16
4 LEARNING FROM COVID-19, WITH AND FOR HUMAN SECURITY
ANALYSIS 20
5 CONCLUSIONS: MAKING THE SDGS—AND PEOPLE AND SOCIETIES— MORE RESILIENT 26
REFERENCES 29 NOTES ON THE AUTHORS 34