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Acknowledgements xi

Contributors vii

Introduction: Social work and COVID-​19 1

Michael Lavalette, Vasilios Ioakimidis and Iain Ferguson

Part I: Context to a crisis

1 Capitalism, the ecological crisis and the creation of pandemics 9

Michael Lavalette

2 Why politics matters: understanding the biopolitics of COVID-​19 17

Vasilios Ioakimidis

3 Neoliberal social work and COVID-​19 25

Iain Ferguson

4 COVID-​19 and social inequalities: a political view from social work 31

Silvana Martinez

5 Social work responds to COVID-​19: an international overview 37

Rory Truell

Part II: Social work responses around the world

6 Social work and the COVID-​19 crisis in the United States 45

Dawn Belkin Martinez

7 Business as usual? Social work and the COVID-​19 pandemic in Chile 53

Gianinna Muñoz Arce

8 Social work responses to COVID-​19 in Brazil 61

Roberta Uchôa

9 Social services, social work and COVID-​19 in Palestine 65

Raed Amira

10 Social work and COVID-​19 in South Africa 73

Yasmin Jessie Turton and Linda Harms-​Smith

11 The extent of the COVID-​19 crisis in in South Korea 81

Sug Pyo Kim

12 Social work and COVID-​19 in Greece 87

Dimitra-​Dora Teloni

13 The extent of COVID-​19 in Sierra Leone 95

George Abu Mansaray

Part III: Social divisions, inequality and COVID-​19

14 Class, inequality and the COVID-​19 pandemic 103

Lee Humber

15 Still left holding the baby: women’s oppression and the corona crisis 111

Lindsey German

16 Working with women receiving social services during COVID-​19: reflections from children and families’ practitioners 117

Laura Owens, Rebecca Mair and Alissa De Luca-​Ruane

17 Black Lives Matter: racism, poverty, work and COVID-​19 125

Esme Choonara and Yuri Prasad

18 Roma communities’ experiences of racism during the COVID-​19 pandemic 131

Fatima Uygun

19 Re-​racialisation of migrants and the ‘refugee crisis’ during COVID-​19 137

Nicos Trimikliniotis

20 Rethinking right and wrong: social work, COVID-​19 and the crisis of ethics 145

Sarah Banks

Conclusion: no return to ‘business as usual’ 153

Michael Lavalette, Vasilios Ioakimidis and Iain Ferguson

References 157