Routledge Advances in Management and Business Studies How to Manage Survive during a Global Crisis

This book explores the differences in the organisational responses to COVID-19 across various countries and concludes with policy recommendations for governments and managers. A useful guide for scholars and professionals interested in learning about the pandemic and how such global crises could be managed more effectively in future. Sharma and Leung explore the differences in the national and organizational responses to COVID-19 across various countries. The COVID-19 global pandemic is possibly the worst healthcare disaster ever, and recent studies highlight several differences in the response to COVID-19. Some countries acted quickly with strict measures to successfully contain the initial spread of the COVID-19 and minimize the number of cases and deaths, while others have not been as proactive and have suffered more as a result. The book is organized under distinct themes based on the stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, consisting of (a) discovery and early response, (b) global spread and reactions, (c) early successes and failures, and (d) subsequent waves and new strains. It goes on to analyze the differences in national responses to draw important lessons for managers and governments and concludes with policy recommendations. A useful guide for students, managers, and the general public who are interested in learning about the COVID-19 experience and how such global crises could be managed more effectively in future.

Pagina's: 193, Editie: Eerste editie, Paperback, Routledge