Resistance to Covid-19 Vaccination: Drivers, Impact on Human Wellbeing, and Policy Implications
暫譯: 對Covid-19疫苗接種的抵抗：驅動因素、人類福祉的影響及政策啟示
Rossouw, Stephanie, Greyling, Talita
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商品描述
This book presents advanced methodologies for analyzing attitudes towards the COVID-19 vaccine across 10 countries spanning both the Northern and Southern hemispheres, employing cutting-edge Big Data and Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) techniques. Serving as an important resource for policymakers, it addresses attitudes towards and causes of growing vaccine hesitancy --a pressing concern identified by the World Health Organization as a top 10 global health threat. Moreover, the book sheds light on key factors associated with positive vaccine attitudes, aiming to bolster vaccine uptake rates. The authors explore the role of happiness in shaping health-related decision-making, offering actionable policy recommendations for governments. By sharing best-case practices, they equip policymakers and health officials worldwide with the necessary strategies to address future pandemics effectively.
商品描述(中文翻譯)
本書介紹了針對 COVID-19 疫苗的態度分析的先進方法，涵蓋了北半球和南半球的 10 個國家，並採用了尖端的大數據和第四次工業革命（4IR）技術。作為政策制定者的重要資源，本書探討了對疫苗的態度及疫苗猶豫增加的原因，這是世界衛生組織所認定的十大全球健康威脅之一。此外，本書還闡明了與正面疫苗態度相關的關鍵因素，旨在提高疫苗接種率。作者探討了幸福感在健康相關決策中的作用，並為各國政府提供可行的政策建議。通過分享最佳實踐，他們為全球的政策制定者和衛生官員提供了應對未來疫情的必要策略。
作者簡介
Stephanie Rossouw is an Associate Professor and Deputy Head of the School of Social Science and Humanities at Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand. Stephanie has fulfilled the role of editor of economics at the Journal of Happiness Studies since 2012 and oversees a team of seven associate editors. Stephanie is a Member of the World Wellbeing Panel, Vice-President of Finance for the International Society for Quality of Life Studies (ISQOLS), a member of the board of directors of ISQOLS, a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Johannesburg and a Research Fellow of the Global Labor Organization (GLO). She holds a PhD in Economics from the North-West University (South Africa). Stephanie specializes in well-being studies and is the co-creator of the Gross National Happiness Today Project which spans 11 countries, including New Zealand, Australia and South Africa. Stephanie played an instrumental role in Statistics New Zealand's adoption of the GNH as an experimental measure of real-time subjective well-being in its COVID-19 data portal. In 2020 and 2024, Stephanie was invited to write "Big Data and Happiness" chapters for the Handbook of Labor, Human Resources and Population Economics and the Encyclopedia on Happiness, Quality of Life and Subjective Well-being. Her research has appeared in journals such as PLOS ONE, Social Indicators Research, Applied Research in Quality of Life, Journal of International Entrepreneurship, Oxford Development Studies, South African Journal of Economics, and New Zealand Economic Papers, among others.
Talita Greyling is a Professor in the School of Economics at the University of Johannesburg in South Africa. She specializes in wellbeing economics and quality of life studies and has a keen interest in the applications of the fourth industrial revolution. She developed the initial "Happiness Index" using big data. Consequently, she partnered with Dr Stephanie Rossouw and established the Gross National Happiness. Today Project which continuously researches and develops well-being indices. The project received the Vice Chancellor's Distinguished Award for Innovation. Talita is the author of numerous articles in both multi-disciplinary and economic journals. Since 2020, she has been actively involved in COVID-19 research projects and has published on the topic. She has authored book chapters related to "Big Data and Happiness". She is the associate editor for Pioneers in Quality of Life Theory and Research of the Journal of Applied Research in Quality of Life and a co-editor for Economics in the Journal of Happiness Studies. She is the Vice-President (Membership) and a member of the International Society for Quality-of-Life Studies board of directors. Furthermore, she is a member of the World Wellbeing Panel and a Research Fellow of the Global Labor Organization (GLO). Talita is involved in several international collaborations related to well-being research. Talita regularly participates in radio and television shows, has podcasts, and has a TEDx talk about wellbeing and 4IR.
作者簡介(中文翻譯)
史蒂芬妮·羅蘇（Stephanie Rossouw）是紐西蘭奧克蘭科技大學社會科學與人文學院的副教授及副院長。自2012年以來，史蒂芬妮擔任《幸福研究期刊》（Journal of Happiness Studies）的經濟學編輯，並負責管理七位副編輯的團隊。她是世界福祉小組的成員，國際生活品質研究學會（ISQOLS）的財務副會長，ISQOLS董事會成員，約翰尼斯堡大學的高級研究員，以及全球勞動組織（GLO）的研究員。她擁有南非西北大學的經濟學博士學位。史蒂芬妮專注於福祉研究，並共同創建了涵蓋11個國家的《今日國民幸福總值計畫》（Gross National Happiness Today Project），包括紐西蘭、澳大利亞和南非。史蒂芬妮在紐西蘭統計局採用國民幸福總值（GNH）作為其COVID-19數據平台中實時主觀福祉的實驗性指標方面發揮了重要作用。在2020年和2024年，史蒂芬妮受邀為《勞動、人力資源與人口經濟學手冊》（Handbook of Labor, Human Resources and Population Economics）和《幸福、生活品質與主觀福祉百科全書》（Encyclopedia on Happiness, Quality of Life and Subjective Well-being）撰寫「大數據與幸福」章節。她的研究發表在《PLOS ONE》、《社會指標研究》（Social Indicators Research）、《生活品質應用研究》（Applied Research in Quality of Life）、《國際創業期刊》（Journal of International Entrepreneurship）、《牛津發展研究》（Oxford Development Studies）、《南非經濟學期刊》（South African Journal of Economics）以及《紐西蘭經濟論文》（New Zealand Economic Papers）等期刊上。
塔莉塔·格雷林（Talita Greyling）是南非約翰尼斯堡大學經濟學院的教授。她專注於福祉經濟學和生活品質研究，並對第四次工業革命的應用有濃厚的興趣。她利用大數據開發了最初的「幸福指數」。因此，她與史蒂芬妮·羅蘇博士合作，建立了《國民幸福總值今日計畫》（Gross National Happiness Today Project），該計畫持續研究和開發福祉指數。該計畫獲得了副校長的卓越創新獎。塔莉塔在多學科和經濟學期刊上發表了大量文章。自2020年以來，她積極參與COVID-19研究項目並在該主題上發表了相關研究。她撰寫了與「大數據與幸福」相關的書籍章節。她是《生活品質應用研究期刊》（Journal of Applied Research in Quality of Life）中《生活品質理論與研究的先驅》的副編輯，並擔任《幸福研究期刊》（Journal of Happiness Studies）中經濟學的共同編輯。她是國際生活品質研究學會董事會的副會長（會員）及成員。此外，她還是世界福祉小組的成員和全球勞動組織（GLO）的研究員。塔莉塔參與多個與福祉研究相關的國際合作。塔莉塔定期參加廣播和電視節目，擁有播客，並有關於福祉和第四次工業革命的TEDx演講。
