Outside times of crisis, the WHO's voice is seldomly heeded. Its socio-political initiatives are regularly shot down, its actions reduced to policing illness. That is a mistake.

Fundamental rights are being restricted to combat the pandemic. Can we question these measures' appropriateness?

Even in exceptional times, surveillance remains a political program rather than an imminent force.

Highly mobile world citizens were among the first to be infected. Meanwhile, the virus affects everyone - yet not everybody is affected equally.

The fight against Covid-19 as a political opportunity: Rising authoritarianism in crisis-hit Hungary.

How the complex value-chain structures in European manufacturing sectors will absorb the wave of economic disruption.

The pandemic has revealed what kind of work deserves to be called ̮systemically importantŁ. Yet, as Robert Koepp argues, the struggle over labor conditions has only just begun.