Chaos Theory: The Case of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Wuhan, China from the perspective of international relations

Kovalevskaia, Natalia; Fedoritenko, Iuliia; Leahy, William

doi:10.46398/cuestpol.3968.23

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“…The COVID-19 pandemic has the potential to impact the future career aspirations and progress of African undergraduate students pursuing higher education degrees in tourism and hospitality. According to Kovalevskaia et al (2021), in circumstances such as pandemic, the availability of guidance for decision-makers is significantly restricted. Consequently, avoiding a breakdown in the decision-making paradigm while the situation evolves is critical.…”

Section: Chaos Theory Of Changementioning

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Is there equal employment opportunity in tourism? An evaluation of African students' perceptions of future careers

Chinasa,

Ozgit

2024

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PurposePrior to the COVID-19 pandemic, African students studying tourism and hospitality internationally had diverse experiences in their professional endeavours. This study seeks to examine the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the career progression and perspectives of African undergraduate students specialising in higher education in the fields of tourism and hospitality.Design/methodology/approachThe study utilised qualitative content analysis, which involves subjectively interpreting text data by systematically categorising and coding it to identify themes or patterns.FindingsThe findings deviate from how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the career advancement of African international students studying tourism and hospitality in North Cyprus. Consequently, most developing nations face an increased need for security measures. Tourists will pay higher prices to visit highly secure areas rather than risking their lives. This is one of the reasons why many students from developing nations choose to pursue their careers in developed countries.Practical implicationsIt is imperative for the governments of developing nations to make substantial financial contributions to the development of their respective tourism sectors. Augmented investment has the potential to allure international tourists, thereby generating employment prospects for the host economies. The lack of investment forces young individuals to pursue their education overseas. Furthermore, it is imperative for developing nations to enhance their security infrastructure.Social implicationsOur findings suggest that policymakers should establish a diverse management team that includes student employees to develop suitable strategies for industry management. Insufficient student inclusivity can result in a lack of dedication, whereas involving them in management strategies can contribute to the industry’s prosperity.Originality/valueThe findings obtained from this research can stimulate the formulation of strategies within the tourism industry to tackle the intersection of career obstacles.

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Section: Chaos Theory Of Changementioning

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Is there equal employment opportunity in tourism? An evaluation of African students' perceptions of future careers

Chinasa,

Ozgit

2024

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“Digital geopolitics” in the regional context: certain challenges and prospects of the European Union on the path towards information sovereignty

Kovalevskaia¹,

Tikhotskaia²,

Shevchenko³

2022

SENTENTIA. European Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences

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The COVID-19 pandemic and coronacrisis have clearly exposed the strong dependence of modern companies on the approaches towards data management, stability of information networks and digitalization, as well as significantly strengthened the assertion of the Europeans in the need to achieve strategic autonomy with regards to development of the own digital solutions. The article aims to determine the place of the European Union in the international information and communication space in the context of global data management policy. Research methodology leans on the principles of the multi-paradigm method used for extrapolating some provisions of Robert Gilpin’s hegemonic stability theory on the modern technological competition among the countries on the international arena within the framework of regional approach. The article examines the term “information sovereignty” based on the principles of international law in a constantly changing international environment. The research addresses such documents as “New Industrial Strategy for Europe”, “European Data Strategy”, and the decision of the European Court of Justice concerning the Transatlantic Privacy Shield Agreement. As an example of the European digital policy, the author examines the ambitious GAIA-X project intended to create an open digital ecosystem and develop common requirements for the European data infrastructure. The article formulates the recommendations aimed at ensuring effective management in the digital sector, and offers the model of multilateral participation, which would allow reaching information sovereignty based on the European values and ideals.

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“Digital Geopolitics” in the Regional Context: Challenges and Prospects of the European Union on its Way towards Information Sovereignty

Kovalevskaia¹,

Tikhotskaia²,

Shevchenko³

2021

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The COVID-19 pandemic and the coronacrisis have clearly exposed the strong dependence of modern companies on data governance, the stability of information networks and digitalisation and significantly strengthened the Europeans' belief in the need to achieve strategic autonomy in the development of their own digital solutions. The article aims to define the place of the European Union in the international information and communication space in the context of global data governance policy. The methodology is based on the principles of the multi-paradigm method used for extrapolating some provisions of Robert Gilpin’s hegemonic stability theory on the modern technological competition among the countries on the international arena through a regional approach. The article considers the term “information sovereignty” based on the principles of international law within a constantly changing international environment. The research addresses such documents as “A New Industrial Strategy for Europe”, “A European Strategy for Data”, and the decision of the European Court of Justice concerning the transatlantic Privacy Shield agreement. As an example of the European digital policy, it examines the ambitious GAIA-X project designed to create an open digital ecosystem and common requirements for a European data infrastructure. The article formulates the recommendations in order to ensure effective governance in the digital sector and proposes a multi-stakeholder model, which would help achieve information sovereignty based on European values and ideals.

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Chaos Theory: The Case of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Wuhan, China from the perspective of international relations

Cited by 4 publications

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Is there equal employment opportunity in tourism? An evaluation of African students' perceptions of future careers

Is there equal employment opportunity in tourism? An evaluation of African students' perceptions of future careers

“Digital geopolitics” in the regional context: certain challenges and prospects of the European Union on the path towards information sovereignty

“Digital Geopolitics” in the Regional Context: Challenges and Prospects of the European Union on its Way towards Information Sovereignty

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