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Schneider, Gregor --- Lockdown (maatregel) --- Isolatie (afzondering) --- COVID-19

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This final thesis is about teleworking in the context of lockdown as we are experiencing for more than one year. The major aim is to analyse how teleworkers are experiencing the homeworking in such a context.
Teleworking has indeed emerged in organizations for several years. But the homeworking enforced due to the coronavirus crisis is quite different from the traditional one. In the context of lockdown teleworkers are obliged to work from home in the presence of their children and their partner. Therefore the conditions in which the homeworking is achieved are different and teleworkers are exposed to some psychosocial risks and encounter several difficulties to conciliate their professional life with their private and family life.
However everyone does not experience that situation in the same way. It seems that some factors have an impact on the way teleworkers are living the teleworking during the lockdown. So I have analysed to what extent the teleworker’s gender, the number of children and several managerial practices influence teleworkers’ perceptions and make the conciliation between private and professional lives easier.

telework --- human resources management --- coronavirus --- lockdown --- teleworkers --- management --- human capital --- Sciences économiques & de gestion > Gestion des ressources humaines

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Les violences intrafamiliales et plus spécifiquement les maltraitances infantiles sont un phénomène sociétal croissant depuis le début des années 1990. En 2020, nous avons tous été confrontés à une maladie inconnue : la Covid-19. Nous le savons, et cela a été constaté, le confinement et les mesures imposées pour se protéger de cette maladie ont engendré plusieurs problématiques dont l’augmentation de violences conjugales. Beaucoup de recherches ont été réalisées pour étudier ce phénomène, mais peu se sont concentrées sur les enfants mineurs vivant la maltraitance intrafamiliale. Nous nous sommes donc rendus auprès de huit criminologues, magistrats et juges des Parquets Jeunesse et Famille afin de constater leurs ressentis concernant la violence intrafamiliale pendant le confinement. Nous avons réalisé un guide d’entretien comprenant une vingtaine de questions ouvertes afin de récolter des réponses à notre problématique. Il en est ressorti qu’aucun professionnel interviewé n’a constaté une forte augmentation de dossiers de violence intrafamiliale dans le cadre de son travail. Cependant, si nous prenons tous les éléments ensemble, cette réponse ne semble pas logique. Nous avons donc essayé d’aligner tous ces éléments et ainsi trouver une explication aux ressentis des professionnels. Domestic violence and more specifically child abuse is a growing societal phenomenon since the early 1990s. In 2020, we were all confronted with an unknown disease: Covid-19. As we know, and as has been noted, the lockdown and measures imposed to protect against this disease have led to several problems, including an increase in domestic violence. Many different studies have been conducted to study this phenomenon, but few have focused on children experiencing intrafamily abuse. Therefore, we interviewed eight criminologists, magistrates and judges of the Family and Youth Prosecutor's Office to find out their views about intrafamily violence during lockdown. We carried out an interview guide with twenty open questions to collect a data to our problematic issue. The result was that none of the professionals interviewed noted a strong increase in cases of intra-family violence in the context of their work. However, if we take all the evidence together, this answer does not seem logical. So, we tried to align all these elements and thus find an explanation for the professionals' feelings.

Parquet Jeunesse et Famille --- Violence intrafamiliale --- Maltraitance infantile --- Covid-19 --- Confinement --- Family and Youth Prosecutor's Office --- intrafamily violence --- Child abuse --- Lockdown --- Droit, criminologie & sciences politiques > Criminologie

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18. März 2020 - der Tag, an dem Angela Merkel eine »Vollbremsung« der Gesellschaft forderte, um die Ausbreitung des Coronavirus zu stoppen. An diesem Tag begann Gerdien Jonker ihre Erkundungen durch Berlin: Ihre Beobachtungen erfassen eine Stadt, in der das öffentliche Leben nahezu völlig zum Erliegen gekommen ist. Hundert Tage lang war sie zu Fuß unterwegs, notierte Begegnungen mit Kindern, Joggerinnen und S-Bahnfahrern, besuchte Russen, Muslime und Chinesen, machte Skizzen vom Leben im Lockdown und von Berliner Erfindungsreichtum und Widerborstigkeit. Zwischen Forschung und Literatur entsteht so die Ethnographie einer Stadt im Ausnahmezustand.

Ethnographie; Berlin; Lockdown; Alltag; Öffentlichkeit; Coronavirus; Religion; Stadt; Raum; Leben; Urban Studies; Cultural Studies; Kultursoziologie; Ethnography; Everyday Life; Public Sphere; Corona Virus; City; Space; Life; Sociology of Culture --- Since 2020 --- Germany --- Berlin. --- City. --- Corona Virus. --- Cultural Studies. --- Everyday Life. --- Life. --- Lockdown. --- Public Sphere. --- Religion. --- Sociology of Culture. --- Space. --- Urban Studies.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted economic activity in India. Adjusting policies to contain trans- mission while mitigating the economic impact requires an assessment of the economic situation in near real-time and at high spatial granularity. This paper shows that daily electricity consumption and monthly nighttime light intensity can proxy for economic activity in India. Energy consumption is compared with the predictions of a consumption model that explains 90 percent of the variation in normal times. Energy consumption declined strongly after a national lockdown was implemented on March 25, 2020 and remained a quarter below normal levels throughout April. It recovered somewhat subsequently, but electricity consumption was on average still 13.5 percent lower than normal in May. Not all states and union territories have been affected equally. While electricity consumption halved in some, others were not affected at all. Part of the heterogeneity is explained by the prevalence of manufacturing and return migration. At the district level, higher COVID-19 infection rates were associated with larger declines in nighttime light intensity in April. Together, daily electricity consumption and nighttime light intensity allow monitoring economic activity in near real-time and high spatial granularity.

Coronavirus --- COVID-19 --- Economic Conditions and Volatility --- Economic Growth --- Electricity Consumption --- Energy --- Energy Consumption --- Energy Policies and Economics --- Lockdown --- Macroeconomics and Economic Growth --- Migration --- Nightlight Measurement --- Nighttime Light Intensity --- Pandemic Impact