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The ‘War’ on COVID-19 and the Post-Political

2021-12-27

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The present article aims to connect the consensual depiction of the COVID-19 crisis in Western media and governments to the emergence and consolidation of a post-political and post-democratic condition. Since the beginning of the pandemic, Western media and government have been discursively constructing the crisis as a war against the virus. Such discourse had two main implications. On the one hand, the employment...

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Literature Corpus work: 773aade1-2140-587a-889b-0963e8716097
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3992314

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