Ulrich Richard Hambuch: Covid-19 Power, Policy and the Pandemic, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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THE PANDEMIC WAS MORE THAN A HEALTH CRISIS.

COVID-19 reshaped governments, economies and everyday life on a scale rarely seen in modern history. It accelerated scientific innovation and prevented economic collapse-but it also concentrated emergency power, disrupted education, widened inequality and transferred extraordinary gains to asset owners, digital platforms and pharmaceutical companies. In this evidence-based global account, Ulrich Richard Hambuch examines mortality, lockdowns, vaccines, mandates, central-bank intervention, public procurement, censorship controversies and the unresolved origins of SARS-CoV-2. Official findings are separated from open questions, legitimate criticism from unsupported claims, and documented responsibility from scapegoating.

The result is neither an official history nor a conspiracy manifesto. It is a critical audit of what happened, who benefited, who paid the price-and what must change before the next emergency.