The tidal wave of populism(s): a view from and on Europe by Weller, P

“…At the same time, it notes an more mixed picture across the wider Europe, citing especially the rise of the Alternative für Deutschland in Germany. …”

Printing R-Evolution and Society 1450-1500: Fifty Years that Changed Europe by Dondi, C

Labour hoarding during the pandemic: Assessing the impact of job retention schemes in Europe by Ebbinghaus, B, Lehner, L

“…Job retention schemes have helped Europe to avoid mass unemployment during the Covid-19 pandemic. …”

Bounce backs amid continued losses: Life expectancy changes since COVID-19 by Schöley, J, Aburto, JM, Kashnitsky, I, Kniffka, MS, Zhang, L, Jaadla, H, Dowd, JB, Kashyap, R

“…While countries in Western Europe experienced bounce-backs from life expectancy losses of 2020, Eastern Europe and the US witnessed sustained and substantial life expectancy deficits. …”

The never-ending pandemic by Dorling, D

“…Wishful thinking has left many in Europe unaware that we are now stuck on a low road of significant, burdensome infection.…”

House prices: should we welcome a crash? by Dorling, D

Short-time working: lessons for the next recession by Ebbinghaus, B, Lehner, L

Privacy: primus inter pares - Privacy as a precondition for self-development, personal fulfilment and the free enjoyment of fundamental human rights by Wachter, S

“…The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is Europe’s new approach to enhance privacy as it promises to enforce harmonised data protection standards in the Member States. …”

Symptom-based case definitions for COVID-19: time and geographical variations for detection at hospital admission among 260,000 patients by ISARIC Clinical Characterisation Group, Baruch, J, Rojek, A, Kartsonaki, C, Vijayaraghavan, B, Gonçalves, B, Pritchard, M, Merson, L, Dunning, J, Sigfrid, L, Citarella, B, Murthy, S, Yeabah, T, Olliaro, P

“…Most patients (90.4%) were from Europe and Central Asia. The proportions of patients meeting the case definitions were 56.8% (WHO), 74.4% (UKHSA), 81.6% (ECDC), and 82.3% (CDC). …”