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PRACTICES OF SOL IDARITY IN THE COVID- 19 PANDEMIC
S. BÖRNER
WHO CARES FOR WHAT? CARE NETWORKS AND NEW URBAN ACTIVISMS IN MADRID: RESTATING SOL IDARITY
A. WALLISER MARTINEZ & F. DE GASPERI
GLOBAL PANDEMIC, LOCAL SOL IDARITY: SIX CIVIC INITIATIVES FROM LEIPZIG, GERMANY
M. FIEDLSCHUSTER & L.R. REICHLE
SOL IDARITY WITH VULNERABLE MIGRANTS DURING AND BEYOND THE STATE OF CRISIS
A. MAZZOLA & M. DE BACKER
THE NETWORK FUNCTION OF CIVI L SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS IN TIMES OF THE COVID- 19 PANDEMIC — OR HOW ENGAGEMENT AS A PRACTICE OF SOL IDARITY BECOMES MARKET-RELEVANT
J. KUHNT
THE SCALAR ARRANGEMENTS OF THREE EUROPEAN PUBL IC HEALTH SYSTEMS FACING THE COVID- 19 PANDEMIC: COMPARING FRANCE, GERMANY, AND ITALY
O. GIRAUD, N. TIETZE, T. TOFFANIN & C. NOÛS
MAKING SENSE OF THE ‘NEW NORMAL ’ : THE COVID- 19 CRISIS IN THE COMMUNICATION OF THE PRIME MINISTERS OF IRELAND AND NEW ZEALAND
S. WALLASCHEK & F. L. ZIEGLER
EUROPEAN SOL IDARITY PATTERNS DURING A PANDEMIC
Z. S. IGNÁCZ & A. LANGENKAMP
THE REVIVAL OF SOL IDARITY IN DISASTERS — A THEORETICAL APPROACH
U. SASSE-ZELTNER
