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        Socio-ecological-economic reflections on the impacts of COVID-19 in Africa

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        Author(s)
        Chinyamurindi, Willie
        John-Nsa, Chioma A.
        Ned, Lieketseng
        Mathibe, Motshedisi S.
        Mpungose, Aubrey
        Myeni, Sithembiso Lindelihle
        Padayachee, Anshu
        Munien, Suveshnee
        Bob, Urmilla
        Adam, Razia Z.
        Gordon, Natalie
        Maart, Ronel
        Holmes, Haly
        Khan, Saadika
        Sibiya, Anthony Tolika
        Nyembezi, Nceba
        Legg-Jack, Dagogo W.
        Mashavira, Nhamo
        Mabika, Patience
        Ndlovu, Hlengiwe
        Ngogela, Lunga L.
        Nzweundji, Justine Germo
        Awasom, Innocent
        Alaribe Nnadozie, Franca N.
        Nwaozuzu, Daisy C.
        le Roux, Aliza
        Cilliers, Liezel
        Kali, Moeketsi
        Bahta, Yonas T.
        Contributor(s)
        Chinyamurindi, Willie (editor)
        Moyo, Philani (editor)
        Language
        English
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        Abstract
        This scholarly book magnifies reflections from young scientists in South Africa, Africa and beyond around the COVID-19 pandemic. With contributions by upcoming scientists, this scholarly book provides a synopsis of socio-ecological-economic views on the impact of COVID-19. Through its chapters, the book takes a multi-disciplinary approach to reflecting on what it was like to be a scientist during the COVID-19 pandemic. By doing so, each chapter re-imagines science from the viewpoint of its discipline, offering insights from the perspective of young scientists that could benefit other scholars, academics and policymakers.
        URI
        https://library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.12657/100191
        Keywords
        COVID–19 pandemic; COVID-19; Post-COVID-19; Pandemic; South Africa; Africa; Economy; Access; Employment; Inequality; Sustainability; Work; Remote learning; Remote working
        DOI
        10.4102/aosis.2025.BK488
        ISBN
        9781991271136, 9781991269133, 9781991269195, 9781991270139
        Publisher
        AOSIS
        Publisher website
        https://books.aosis.co.za/index.php/ob
        Publication date and place
        Cape Town, 2025
        Imprint
        AVARSITY Books
        Classification
        Social research and statistics
        Pages
        392
        Rights
        https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
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        • This project received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 683680, 810640, 871069 and 964352.

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