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重构脆弱性和残疾:在奥地利的COVID-19应对中解开脆弱性影响的代理实践探索

Oliver Koenig¹, Sabine Mandl¹, Simon Reisenbauer¹

¹Bertha von Suttner Private University, St. Pölten, Austria.

Sociology of health & illness

|April 8, 2025

概括

奥地利COVID-19应对期间的脆弱性是动态的,是由系统不平等和残疾人的抵抗所塑造的. 了解这些"脆弱性影响"是包容性危机管理的关键.

科学领域:

社会科学社会科学社会科学
关于残疾人的研究.
公共卫生公共卫生

背景情况:

针对COVID-19的应对措施往往忽视了残疾人的复杂现实.
脆弱性经常被认为是一种静态的状态,而不是一个动态的过程.

研究的目的:

检查奥地利COVID-19应对期间残疾人脆弱性的出现,演变和质疑.
在危机应对和残疾系统的背景下引入和应用"脆弱性影响"的概念.

主要方法:

利用后人主义,代理现实主义镜头和衍射方法.
分析了参与者叙述,重点是导航制度限制,难以接近的环境和交叉危机.
在卡罗尔·托马斯的残疾和损伤效应之间的区别上.

主要成果:

脆弱性是一个流动的,上下文依赖的,和表演过程,而不是一个固定的状态.
脆弱性是由系统不平等造成的,但也通过抵抗行为受到质疑.
削弱条件和活动家负担能力之间的相互作用塑造了行动力和弹性.

结论:

挑战危机响应中的脆弱性的静态范式,将其重新定义为关系和突发性.
呼吁采取包容性和响应能力强的政策和社会结构,以应对系统性忽视.
倡导在危机期间为残疾人提供平等机会和支持系统.

关键词:

根据COVID-19的情况,活动家可以支付费用.危机响应应对危机的反应.衰弱,衰弱,使人衰弱,使人衰弱,使人衰弱.纠纠的纠是什么意思响应能力 - 响应能力.漏洞漏洞漏洞漏洞漏洞漏洞漏洞漏洞漏洞漏洞脆弱性的影响是脆弱性的影响.

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