Titlebook: COVID-19 and Marginalisation of People and Places; Impacts, Responses a Borna Fuerst-Bjeli?,Etienne Nel,Stanko Pelc Book 2022 The Editor(s)

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Introduction, than the rest of society and how the COVID-19 pandemic can be regarded as a global crisis which induced or aggravated marginalisation. The second part presents the book structure and gives an overview of the content of the following chapters.

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COVID-19 Lockdown and Education: The Risk of Increasing Marginalisation—Distance-Education in Switze1, children could be vaccinated. The consequences of the pandemic so far were not only technical but also social, particularly inequality and marginality. This chapter, written during the pandemic, reflects on how in our decentralised school system the major actors coped with this new way of learnin

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Restrictions on Formal Education Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic and Their Effects on Growing Marginaliverely. A case study concerning schools close to marginal neighbourhoods allows a concrete and close-up view of the daily experience of teachers and pupils. In these two years, educational disparities have significantly widened inequality among children, delaying the development of some and hinderin

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Addressing Geographical Marginality During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Romania: Civil Society, Volunteediscussed the factors influencing and explaining regional disparities. We assessed how geographical marginality was addressed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Conclusions underline the crucial relevance of the civil society for coping with the COVID-19 crisis in Romania, in a context of geographical an

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The COVID-19 Pandemic and the Enhanced Marginalisation of Marginal Tourist Destinationsn (UNWTO) data available until 2019, and analyse how the pandemic has contributed to accentuating the marginalisation of some countries and tourist destinations in 2020. The pandemic has increased the development gaps associated with the tourism sector in the countries of the world, including the ca

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