Psychosocial Perspectives on Community Responses to Covid-19 (eBook, ePUB)

Networks of Trust and Social Change
Redaktion: O'Dwyer, Emma; Gustavo Silva Souza, Luiz

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This highly topical edited book documents the community response to Covid-19 across national contexts, exploring the widespread development and mobilisation of community initiatives and groups. It provides rich analysis of case studies from the Global North and South.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 192
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Dezember 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000829389
• Artikelnr.: 66718310

Autorenporträt

Emma O'Dwyer is a senior lecturer in political psychology at the University of Greenwich, London, UK. Her research interests include how people understand and orient towards issues like foreign policy and military intervention, and political participation, citizenship, and social change, examined frequently through the lens of social representations theory. Luiz Gustavo Silva Souza is an associate professor in social psychology at Fluminense Federal University, Brazil. His research interests involve social representations, identities, and practices; ideology, active minorities, and mutual aid; the social-psychological understanding of health issues and contexts, action research, veganism, and human-animal relations.

Inhaltsangabe

1. Introduction: Social distancing and social connection
Luiz Silva Souza (Fluminense Federal University
Brazil)
Emma O'Dwyer (Kingston University
UK) SECTION 1: Psychosocial and psychological resources of the community response to Covid-19 2. Volunteering motivation to combat Covid-19: Evidence from community responses in China
Susan Schwarz (King's College London
UK)
Gary Schwarz (Queen Mary University of London
UK)
Qing Miao (Zhejiang University
China) 3. The role of emotions in the political implications of grassroots activism in Mexico City
Alice Poma (IIS-UNAM
Mexico)
Tommaso Gravante (CEIICH-UNAM
Mexico) 4. When crises collide: Reimagining the community during the Covid-19 pandemic in Slovenia
Hana Hawlina (University of Neuchâtel
Switzerland)
Tania Zittoun (University of Neuchâtel
Switzerland) 5. Resilience
power of articulation and social engagement: the necessary ingredients in the face of inequalities experienced in carrying out community work in Rio de Janeiro favelas during the Covid-19 pandemic
Pedro Paulo Gastalho de Bicalho (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
Brazil)
Luana Almeida de Carvalho Fernandes (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
Brazil) 6. Grassroots movements and Covid-19 in Buenos Aires: Vital networking and social media in times of crisis
Victoria D'hers (Universidad de Buenos Aires
Argentina) 7. Collective action and Covid-19 restrictions: Community participation in Italy and Australia
Carlo Pistoni (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
Italy)
Maura Pozzi (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
Italy)
Emma Thomas (Flinders University
Australia)
Craig McGarty (Western Sydney University
Australia) 8. How can UK Covid-19 mutual aid groups be sustained over time?
John Drury (University of Sussex
UK)
Maria Fernandes-Jesus (York St John University
UK)
Guanlan Mao (University of Sussex
UK)
Evangelos Ntontis (The Open University
UK)
Rotem Perach (University of Sussex
UK) SECTION 2: Communities transforming social representations and public policies 9. Reimagining infrastructures of care in pandemic times: Sketches from Kolkata
Raktim Ray (University College London
UK)
Amit Chatterjee (School of Planning and Architecture
Bhopal)
Koumi Dutta (Independent Researcher)
Dana Sousa Limbu (University College London
UK) 10. Abortion care in times of crisis: Feminist
compassionate and political
Mariana Prandini Assis (Federal University of Goiás
Brazil)
Oriana Lopes (Balance Promoción para el Desarrollo y Juventud
Mexico)
Verónica Vera (Red Compañera
Ecuador)
Ruth Zurbriggen (Socorristas en Red
Argentina) 11. The community action networks in Cape Town: Lessons from a bottom-up community response to Covid-19
Manya van Ryneveld
Eleanor Whyle
Leanne Brady 12. Psychological
social
and political implications of participation in UK Covid-19 mutual aid groups
Emma O'Dwyer (Kingston University
UK)
Luiz Silva Souza (Fluminense Federal University
Brazil) 13. Re-constructing the meaning of aid through the communities during Covid-19: The psychological responses in between the responsibilities of the welfare state
benevolent aid plans
and the politicisation of communities in Turkey
Bengisu Akkurt (Abdullah Gul University
Kayseri
Turkey)
Ahmet Çoymak (Abdullah Gul University
Kayseri
Turkey)
Yasin Koç (The University of Groningen
Netherlands) 14. Covid-19
Carnival
and Community in New Orleans
2020
Martha Radice (Dalhousie University
Canada) 15. Combating corruption during Covid-19 in Bangladesh: The role of community-based organizations
Nurul Huda Sakib (Jahangirnagar University
Bangladesh)
Faria Ahmed (Bangladesh University of Professionals) 16. Commentary
TBD - We will invite a senior scholar in the field of socio-cultural or community psychology to write this chapter