As Covid-19 has infected millions of people globally, governments have scrambled to stop the spread of the virus. Taking a look at countries like China, Cuba and Iran can provide valuable context about the lack of political, economic, and social stability under authoritarian regimes, despite their strong-handed governing structures.
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Students in political science and international relations at SUNY Geneseo examine the coronavirus pandemic from the perspectives of sustainability, democracy, and comparative politics