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173593
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The present article has focused on the comparative study of adverse impact of forces and techniques of globalization in spreading corona virus in the world and the emergence of political conflict among India, China and USA. As we are aware about the fact that corona virus has created many challenges before the governments and no one is able to get solution of these challenges.
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173558
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COVID 19, the great pandemic has engulfed the whole world. It has taken a number of human lives and has also impacted on the economy as well as livelihood of people. There is no denying the fact that COVID 19 has created a war type of scenario where all the objectives of a full scale war are being realized. The problem comes when one has to declare both the winner and loser from such warfare.
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173581
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The COVID-19 pandemic has inflicted massive human casualties and economic losses all across the world. A great deal of damage was done by the pandemic to China, its epicentre, in the first three months of the year 2020. However, in the subsequent months, it took an even heavier toll on Europe and the United States, and is currently gathering its devastating pace through the developing world. As a result, the world economy is witnessing an inevitable slide into recession, projected to be worse than the Global Financial Crisis of 2008.
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173561
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A rather strange phenomenon in geopolitics is the fact that an innocuous local issue can blow into a global crisis if the country of the origin of the crisis happens to be at the centre stage of global power trajectory.
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173592
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The novel corona Virus which originated in China, up till now has no vaccine or cure and has affected more countries than both the world wars did. In the times when social distancing and isolation are the most pertinent solutions for the containment of the virus, challenges for a country like India, having a population of 1.3 billion are extraordinary. COVID 19 is not only imposing a threat to public health but also leading to a sudden interruption of business operations across India.
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177769
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The world has been experiencing an unprecedented level of disruptions of all activities since COVID-19 began to spread in China in late 2019 and then turned into a truly global pandemic within a couple of months. A year after, millions of people in over 219 countries and territories have either got infected or died of the disease (Worldometer, 2021). Indeed, COVID-19 has only one close parallel in the recent past by its disruptive ability, though differently. The Global Financial Crisis of 2007–2008 started in the US housing market that engulfed the entire world’s economic and financial system.1 Similarly, COVID-19 began from Wuhan in China and then has spread out very quickly to affect the entire human civilisation in one way or another. So, both could be traced to a single individual source but with global ramifications. However, the extent of damage of COVID-19 has become much greater, larger and long-term in orientation. Herein, a pertinent question arises: is there a correlation between the degree of globalisation and the quickness of the spread of both the catastrophes and the degree of their damage? The answer is ‘yes’.
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179151
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Marcal Sanmarti discusses the impact of the global pandemic on geopolitics and national strategies.
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173566
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The emergence of global pandemics as a global peril had impacted powerfully on the nations of the world, the regional order and global order. The ‘transformational’ impact had created several unmitigated challenges and perils on communities, societies, and nations. The onus of blame of the source of this peril is yet to be deciphered-although the powers that be are fully aware of the extent of the multiple points of ‘collaborative research’ of what was considered to be a vital ‘gain of function’ in epidemiological experimentation.
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ID:
180279
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Tokyo, National Institute for Defnse Studies, 2021.
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xii, 275p.pbk
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9784864820974
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Copies: C:1/I:0,R:0,Q:0
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 060048 | 355.0095/JAP 060048 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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173586
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Covid has not required a global economic crisis or a World War to become a pandemic. It is, in contrary, threatening to accelerate a global economic slowdown and fuel a conflict of global proportions among major powers over scarce resources and strategic influence. The on-going pandemic will have significant economic impact globally.
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173573
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The corona virus outbreak has occupied the attention of the policymaking elites and strategic community across the world. Irrespective of their economic status and the power position, COVID-19 has widely affected countries across the globe. The most powerful country in the world, the United States, has been one of the most affected countries in the world, recording extremely high number of infections and mortality.
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