To study and contribute to improved information exchange and more effective means of cooperation, coordination and communication between LEAs, local authorities/communities and civil society actors To work out instruments for the analysis of specific online contents and communication codes used by extremist groups, with an aim to contribute to the creation of media communication strategies directed to spread, both online and offline, an alternative narrative and counter-narrative To critically assess strengths and weaknesses of different types of policies for countering radicalisation by testing them in the context of national and local experiences through a comparative analysis, with emphasis on best practices, aiming at the definition of a set of policy recommendations targeting different types of radicalised individuals To develop on the basis of a theoretical multidisciplinary study complex multidimensional models for better understanding the root-causes and related specific characteristics of violent radicalisat ion, defining different categories of radicalised individuals as well as providing a set of early detection indicators So what can we really learn from China? What are the challenges for Western democratic governments in the competition of society systems? The outbreak also appears only possible in a system like China (Quay 2021). the вЂњSwedish ModelвЂќ, which relies on the responsibility of individuals). This is attributed to stricter implementation of measures, the so-called вЂњCOVID zero tolerance policyвЂќ, something which does not seem possible in countries with a strong sense of individuality, freedom of movement, data privacy rights and civil rights of individual citizens (cf.

In 2020, it seemed that China had mastered the pandemic better than the US and all European countries. A pandemic can be restrained by strict contact ban policies and stopped in many countries when at least 67% of the population have been vaccinated (or 83% for the delta variant) as shown by events in the summer of 2021. The reflections of this article are derived from the experience of earlier pandemics including the SARS pandemics in China (SARS 1, SARS-CoV-2) and Korea (SARS-CoV-2), and show that a pandemic can be stopped without 70% of the population being infected.

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