Introduction
Marcin Grabowski, Luca Verzichelli, COVID-19 and the Transformation of the World Politics
Part 1: COVID-19 and the Transformation of the World Politics
Chapter: 1 Even Braver New World? Geopolitical Implications of COVID-19 and How the World Order is Reshaping
Hajer Trabelsi, Istvan Tarrósy
Chapter 2: Awareness, Adaptation with (no) Advancement? The Pandemic Experience as a cutting edge of Future Political European Science
Luca Verzichelli
Chapter 3:Trust, transparency and surveillance in the post-pandemic world
Pawe¿ Laider
Chapter 4: Christian nationalism in the US and its response to COVID. National and international implications
Paulina Napieräa
Part 2: Asia and Euro-Asia in the Times of Pandemic
Chapter 5: Alternative Leadership: China and Global Finance in a Post-Pandemic World Order
Jörn-Carsten Gottwald, Niall Duggan
Chapter 6: ASEAN way of coping with COVID-19: challenges for ASEAN centrality in the post-pandemic region
Hana Umezawa
Chapter 7: China's Health Diplomacy in Reintegrating the Image of the Country Abroad during COVID-19
Ewa Trojnar
Chapter 8: Role of COVID-19 in Changing Dynamic of Great Power Relations: US-China Case Study
Marcin Grabowski
Chapter 9: Covid-19 and the Acceleration in the Decoupling between China and the Countries of Central and Eastern Europe
Emilian Kavalski
Chapter 10: Infectious Extremism: Biopolitical discourses in the wake of Covid-19: Chinese discourses on Xinjiang, and the Covid 'infodemic'
David O'Brien and Melissa Shani Brown
Part 3: Europe in the Times of Pandemic
Chapter 11: A Leader for Difficult Times: Russian Domestic and International Politics during the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Light of the 'Collective Programming of the Mind'
Mägorzata Abassy
Chapter 12: Europe's Place in the Post-Pandemic World: The Challenge of Transnational Democratization in the Wake of Covid-19
Richard Milner
Chapter 13: The impact of Next Generation EU on member states: the case of the Italian National Recovery and Resilience Plan
Mattia Guidi
Chapter 14: Exporting audience costs to new contexts: Types of commitment and policy outcomes in democratic and electoral authoritarian regimes
Sergio Martini, Francesco Olmastroni and Pierangelo Isernia, Paolo Pin, Gianni Betti
Chapter 15: The threats for public finance as a consequence of the stimulation of the Polish economy after the COVID-19 pandemic
Piotr ¿asak
Conclusion
