Socioeconomic Challenges Amidst a Global Triple Threat of Conflicts, COVID-19 and Climate Change: General Issues (part 7)
How are global healthcare disruptions and geopolitical tensions reshaping economic stability and international trade?
About the Book
Socioeconomic Challenges Amidst a Global Triple Threat of Conflicts, COVID-19 and Climate Change: General Issues (Part 7) concludes the series by examining broader socioeconomic challenges arising from the convergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, conflicts, international sanctions, climate-related disasters and geopolitical tensions.
The volume explores how these interconnected crises affect economic systems, healthcare, trade, energy pathways and other essential sectors. It highlights the wider consequences of healthcare system disruptions and examines how geopolitical tensions between the United States and China are influencing economic stability and global trade.
Bringing together economic, political, environmental and social perspectives, Part 7 provides broader insights into the interconnected forces shaping global stability and the socioeconomic consequences of an increasingly complex international landscape.
Key Features
- Examines the global socioeconomic effects of interconnected crises
- Explores disruptions to healthcare systems and their wider consequences
- Analyses U.S.–China geopolitical tensions and their impact on economic stability
- Examines the effects of geopolitical developments on global trade
- Highlights connections between health, economics, politics and global stability
- Provides multidisciplinary perspectives on contemporary global challenges
Readership
The book is intended for researchers and students studying war and conflict, public health, epidemiology, international affairs, peace and conflict studies and health economics, as well as diplomats, policy and development analysts and humanitarian workers.
About the Editors
Abdul Kader Mohiuddin, Úrsula Oswald-Spring, and Omar S. Rasheed bring complementary expertise spanning pharmaceutical sciences, climate change, social vulnerability, peace research, psychology and humanitarian mental health, providing a multidisciplinary perspective on global crises and their human consequences.
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DOI: 10.2174/97988988170221260101
https://doi.org/10.2174/97988988170221260101
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