Comparisons between countries and cultures are an essential tool of social science research. The Covid-19 pandemic has, not least, shown the relevance of this perspective. “The pandemic has once again clearly shown the world, and thus sociology, how high global interconnections are, how quickly a virus can spread through global mobility, and how strongly the reduction of social and thus also economic life in one state can affect other economies.”

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Introduction

  • Susanne Rippl,
  • Christian Seipel

摘要

Comparisons between countries and cultures are an essential tool of social science research. The Covid-19 pandemic has, not least, shown the relevance of this perspective. “The pandemic has once again clearly shown the world, and thus sociology, how high global interconnections are, how quickly a virus can spread through global mobility, and how strongly the reduction of social and thus also economic life in one state can affect other economies.”