Multilevel government and governmental responses to the Covid-19 crisis

Abstract

Governmental responses to manage and mitigate the Covic-19 pandemic has involved multiple tiers of government, from the local to the global level. However, the extent to which sub-national governments have played a role in the decision-making and implementation of Covid-19 policies varies hugely between countries. The pandemic provides a unique opportunity to explore the causes and consequences of multilevel governance during periods of crisis. This Panel invites Paper proposals that explore the role of local and regional governments during the Covid-19 pandemic, and the impact of intergovernmental relations between sub-national and national governments on governmental responses. This half-open Panel is suggested by the Europe Horizon LEGITMULT project.

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