Sustainable Health and the Covid-19 Crisis

1.Introductory thoughts on exploring the COVID-19 crisis through interdisciplinary lenses. Part 1.Societal reactions: Communication and legitimacy in a time of crisis. 2.Face masks in the Danish COVID-19 context: A representative of the crisis and communication strategies. 3. Pastoral manifestations of legitimacy in a welfare state in crisis. 4.Common ethical principles and biopolitics in times of COVID-19. Part 2.People and everyday life: Intimacy and care when the crisis hits. 5.The inclusive potentials of extraordinary life: Young disabled lives in pandemic times. 6.Ageing abjection from a COVID-19 crisis perspective. 7.Challenges to relationship intimacy during COVID-19: LATT (living apart together transnationally couples). Part 3.Urgent changes and sustainable solutions: Crisis as a gamechanger for sustainable development? 8.COVID-19: A disruption of interprofessional collaboration in health care 9.Digital vigilance: Learnings from the COVID-19 pandemic. 10. COVID-19 in the meat industry: Health and sustainable development in the food sector? 11.The COVID-19 lockdown and pathways for sustainable transition. Part 4.Development of knowledge: Scientific changes in epidemiology and microbiology and lasting effects. 12.Framing the roots of critical COVID-19 public health concepts: Intersecting history and epidemiology. 13.The gut feeling during the COVID-19 pandemic.