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COVID-19 in New York City

An Ecology of Race and Class Oppression

Deborah Wallace; Rodrick Wallace

978-3-030-59624-8

2021
Edition 1
- Is the first social epidemiological study of COVID-19 spread in the primary U.S. epicenter
- Uses sophisticated methods from ecosystem analysis and epidemiology to study the sociogeographic diffusion of COVID-19, adapted directly from methods developed with the master geographer Peter Gould to analyze the spread of the AIDS pandemic. Nobody else has applied these methods to COVID-19
- Makes explicit the long timeline of policies that greatly amplified the catastrophe in New York City and provides the context for the high mortality rates in communities of color
- Further relates the pandemic to agribusiness and land use policies
- Is an exemplary study in health disparities
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