Social Science Apr 08, 2021 From impossible to possible: How can South Korea track COVID-19? COVID-19 Tracking Policy and Privacy Infringement of South Korea Social Science Apr 08, 2021 Digitalization, e-government and the fight against Corona-lessions from Estonia Marti Mätas, Embassy of Estonia, Seoul National University, March 31, 2021 Social Science Mar 12, 2021 Estimation of the case fatality rate based on stratification for the COVID-19 outbreak This work is motivated by the recent worldwide pandemic of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19). When an epidemiological disease is prevalent, estimating the case fatality rate, the proportion of deaths out of the total cases, accurately and quickly is important as the case fatality rate is one of the crucial indicators of the risk of a disease. Social Science Jun 24, 2020 COVID-19 and Social Policy Professor Ku In Hoe of Social Welfare Social Science Jun 24, 2020 Post COVID-19 Platform City Lee Kwang Jae, Member of the National Assembly Republic of Korea Social Science Jun 12, 2020 COVID-19 in Mainland ChinaandHong Kong –Normalcy, abnormality, and the new normalcy Professor Dong Dong, Research assistant professor, JC School of Public Health and Primary Care ,Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Social Science Jun 12, 2020 Understanding COVID19 through the Lens of Data Analytics II: Developing Countries KilkonKo, Professor Graduate School of Public Administration, Director, Asian Regional Information Center Seoul National University Social Science Jun 09, 2020 Professor KO Kilkon of SNU Asia Center opens ARIC (Asia Regional Information Center) ARIC is analyzing COVID-19 in three different ways. ARIC has constructed COVID-19 databases to track the status of COVID-19 around the world. Social Science Jun 01, 2020 COVID-19 response information disclosure & risk communication in ROK Kisoo PARK, Korea University, Institute for Occupational and Environmental Health, Ph.d. in public health, Ph.d. in communication Social Science May 08, 2020 COVID-19, Collective Infection and Asia & Africa’s Responses SNUAC Northeast Asia Center is holding an online academic conference on “COVID-19, Collective Infection and Asia’s Responses”, jointly with Asia Regional Information Center and SNU Institute for Social Development and Policy Research. This is the third academic event held by SNUAC regarding COVID-19, hosted by SNUCRN and sponsored by KOICA.