What does it mean for people to be made responsible for their own health during the pandemic? (Clive Barnett)

By Clive Barnett During the COVID-19 pandemic, British citizens have been asked to act responsibly in novel ways because of the risks their behaviour poses to others and their role in complex chains of causation. This project (the lead investigator is Nick Clarke from the University of Southampton) investigates how citizens have responded to these […]

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What does it mean for people to be made responsible for their own health during the pandemic? (Clive Barnett)