23- Coronavirus in the Nordic Countries: Where Things Went Right, and Wrong

Thursday, 28 Jan 2021

23- Coronavirus in the Nordic Countries: Where Things Went Right, and Wrong

23- Coronavirus in the Nordic Countries: Where Things Went Right, and Wrong

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The Nordic countries, and especially Scandinavia – Norway, Sweden, and Denmark – are often viewed as relatively similar, with robust welfare states, high standards of living, gender equality, and of course beautiful nature. But the coronavirus pandemic has revealed how different they really are. Therese Sefton from PRIO and Amy Clotworthy from the Center for Healthy Aging at the University of Copenhagen have started to analyze what has happened over the last year, and share some of their impressions of how and why the countries' approaches have differed.

23- Coronavirus in the Nordic Countries: Where Things Went Right, and Wrong
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