COVID-19: Understanding Chinese government containment measures and their societal impacts

The Chinese authorities have adopted a wide range of often stringent measures to tackle the Covid-19 epidemic. Our project examines those measures and their societal impacts.

 

 

China’s Delayed 2020 “Two Sessions”: What they Can Tell Us about Its Current Covid-19 Policy by Snape, Wang, and Li

Research Briefing May 2020

China’s Provincial “Two Sessions” and Covid-19: Adaptations and Continued Vigilance by Li, Wang, and Snape

Research Briefing May 2020

Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province, China - February 01, 2020: A worker cleaning the streets with alcohol based solution with pressure. Disinfecting against to the Coronavirus

China’s Mid-January 2020 ‘Patriotic Health Campaign’ by Dr Holly Snape

Research Briefing May 2020 

Temperature testing outside a Chinese building

Research Team

Research members of the project team 

People in masks crossing Chinese street

Funders

Funder information and project dates

Testing Temperatures

Project Summary

Aims and methodology of the project 

Doctor in PPE taking temperature of patient in mask

Workshops

The SCCR will hold two workshops to examine China’s experience of the Covid-19 pandemic

Person in PPE cleaning

In the News

Media articles on the project research 

Woman in facial protection

Publications

Links to our published articles, blogs and opinion pieces