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Social Sciences and COVID-19 in Southeast Asia: (Non-) Role and (In)Significance

Asia Research News, 24 November 2021 – To what degree social science and scientists have been involved in national COVID-19 responses across the region to address the pandemic’s multi-dimensional effects? To reflect on this, SEA Junction in collaboration with ARC-UI, GDN and IPSR, MU will host the online event on 24 November, 4.00 to 5.30 pm (Bangkok time, GMT+7).

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