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What US states can learn from COVID-19 transition planning in Europe

  • Written by Holly Jarman, John G. Searle Assistant Professor, University of Michigan
What US states can learn from COVID-19 transition planning in EuropeA nearly deserted street in the city of Nice, France, on May 6, the 51st day of lockdown there. Europe's method of reopening is markedly different from the U.S. plan.Getty Images / Valery Hache

After a rapid rise in coronavirus cases throughout Europe – particularly Italy and Spain – tough public health measures “flattened the...

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