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The response to the COVID-19 pandemic has revealed how public health decisions in mass liberal democracies always reflect a political trade-off between protecting privileged groups and leaving more marginalized groups precariously exposed Examining the \'political epidemiology\' of COVID-19, I focus on the ways that the lives and well-being of children are sacrificed to secure adult interests I argue that in our efforts to protect older adults we have endangered children and abandoned the future of today\'s youth This, I conclude, is indicative of a liberal preoccupation with adults and adult forms of agency, a defect that can only be adequately challenged by working toward more robust forms of democratic inclusion that include children and youth
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Babies and Boomers Intergenerational Democracy and the Political Epidemiology of COVID-19
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