Global health diplomacy—reconstructing power and governance

Kickbusch, Ilona; Liu, Austin

doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(22)00583-9

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“…Currently, foreign policy and global health diplomacy have undergone tremendous transformations.. Diplomacy has tended to entrench itself as a substantial aspect of the global health governance [40]. The COVID-19 pandemic exerted its grim influence globally as multilateral cooperation surfaced as prime constraints and challenges, with global health integrated into geopolitics.…”

Section: The Correlation Of Health With Foreign Policiesmentioning

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2022

Int. J. Frontline Res. Multidiscip. Studies

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It is not essentially the objective of this paper to elaborately (re)construct the salient spheres of diplomacy, geopolitics and international cooperation as they impact on civilization, rather it is a presentation regarding the essential disparities of inter alia scarce resources, military efforts, trade, and transboundary realizations of pollutants and irritants into the biosphere. Due to the multidimensional origin of environmental perturbations, although, with its ingrained complexity, it has become necessary to inculcate all pertinent concerns in decision making locally and globally. The levels of significant risk factors and social decision-making continue to undergo diverse alterations in several countries with their attendant geopolitics, gain-of-function research in biosecurity, environment, and health which necessitate international cooperation for peaceful coexistence within and across borders. A proper understanding of the cumulative impact of these changes in erstwhile, current and future trends is vital to harness and curb environmental disasters in vulnerable ecosystem cadastres, emerging and reemerging communicable and noncommunicable diseases or disorders.

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Section: The Correlation Of Health With Foreign Policiesmentioning

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2022

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“…Currently, foreign policy and global health diplomacy have undergone tremendous transformations. Diplomacy has tended to entrench itself as a substantial aspect of the global health governance [40]. The COVID-19 pandemic exerted its grim infl uence globally as multilateral cooperation surfaced as prime constraints and challenges, with global health integrated into geopolitics.…”

Section: The Correlation Of Health With Foreign Policiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Convergence in Diplomacy, Geopolitics and International Cooperation for Human Health and Environment

Chukwuma¹

2022

J Biomed Res Environ Sci

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Global challenges require interactive global solutions. The disparities of inter alia scarce resources, military efforts, trade, and transboundary realizations of pollutants and irritants into the biosphere correlate to the multidimensional origin of health and environmental perturbations. Thus, taking into cognizance the inherent complexity of the world, it has become necessary to inculcate all pertinent concerns in decision making locally and globally. The levels of significant risk factors and social decision-making continue to undergo diverse alterations in several countries with their attendant geopolitics, gain-of-function research in biosecurity, environment, and health which necessitate international cooperation for peaceful coexistence within and across borders. A proper understanding of the cumulative impact of these changes in erstwhile, current and future trends is vital to harness and curb environmental health disasters in vulnerable ecosystem cadastres. Changes or trends in risk factor presentations or levels can be determined via disparate or collaborative spatiotemporal specific environmental cadastre and health surveys. International conflicts, hostilities, war, commodity crisis, inflation, trade imperfection, supply-chain disruption and labour shortages are being rebranded by multinationals and industrialized countries as health and environmentally virtuous policies.

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“…The urgency of this need is underlined by the complex context of the COVID-19 pandemic, which exposed the political nature of health policy, and the war in Ukraine—the latest in a series of 21st-century conflicts that are stark reminders of the profound impacts of conflict on the provision of health care to affected populations. The papers in a new Lancet Series on political science and health 1 , 2 , 3 provide a detailed exploration of the interface between health and political science and international relations' concepts, frameworks, and institutions. This Series outlines important questions for future research and analytical investigation.…”

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How can engagement with political science and international relations for health be improved?

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2022

The Lancet

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Global health diplomacy—reconstructing power and governance

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