COVID-19 and Change
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33423/jabe.v23i3.4353Keywords:
business, economics, COVID-19, world order, globalization, capitalism, neoliberalism, governance, civil right, climate change, economy, science, food security, future of work, cryptocurrency, healthcare, family structures, learning, travel, mass gatheringAbstract
The purpose of this article is to identify and describe the changes that have taken place or are taking place throughout our societal structures as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic crisis. It draws from published articles that have reported on the changes in many different areas of research to assemble a picture of the overall impact. It starts with the origin of the pandemic and how the different countries responded. To continue with the changes in many areas. It might change our human species, the world order, globalization, the capitalistic system, governance, civil and human rights, climate and nature, the economy, the influence of science, the food production, the Future of Work, Pensions and Universal Basic Income, the spread of cryptocurrency, the changes in Health Care, family structures and living, the way we learn, travel, religion and mass gatherings. The article discusses the coming out of the lockdown and the scenarios after coming out of the lockdown and ends with the conclusions.
