The Coronavirus Crisis: Responses in China, Italy, and the U.S.

Description

In the past month, the coronavirus has caused a public health crisis across the world. Governments have scrambled to contain and mitigate the crisis, with very different results. Why have some governments taken aggressive action while others have adopted a more cautious response? How effective have these responses been? Join this webinar to hear Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies faculty experts discuss responses to the coronavirus in China, Italy, and the U.S.

Speakers:

• Carla Freeman, associate research professor of China studies
• Erik Jones, professor of European studies and international political economy
• Andrew Mertha, professor of China Studies