Technologies for government regulation of the fight against the pandemic Covid-19: global trends and Russian practices

Technologies for government regulation of the fight against the pandemic Covid-19: global trends and Russian practices

Urazgaliev Vladimir, Menshikova Galina, Evstratchik Svetlana

Research background The fight against the pandemic has become not only a field for implementing medical efforts to counter the disease, but also an arena for identifying government (as well as corporate) technologies for effective management. Sad circumstances make it more urgent to compare the potential of state systems in the face of force majeure. They re-highlight the role of public confidence to their government as a factor of readiness to switch to a regime of strict self-restraint. Again, an analysis of social and economic investment clearly shows the true priorities of governments. It is clear that it is too early to draw conclusions, the fight against the epidemic is far from complete, but a number of major comparative studies have been launched, and scientists publish studies describing the situation in their countries. Purpose of the article: to show the role of science as a factor that implements the trends of globalization; to identify the main global models of government measures, comparing them in terms of impact effectiveness: to give some parameters that characterize Russian model, outlining legislative and organizational innovations in its public administration. Methods The article is based on the data-driven approach, which allows you to compare measures applied by governments of different countries, including Russia. Findings & Value added The publication identifies at least four general global trends and some models, reflecting national features in basic technologies. In addition, the article describes the organizational features (governing bodies and the adopted special laws) of Russia.

2021

covid-19, benchmarking, government technology, global measures, russian practice

10.1051/shsconf/20219201051

Epidemiology and Health

Korean Society of Epidemiology

Social Sciences