Emerging Realities in the International Political System: Transforming State’s Foreign Policy

Zaidi, Syed Muhammad Saad; Nirmal,

doi:10.1134/s1019331623010148

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“…The 'Great Reset' concept has emerged as a central theme in addressing the urgent need for systemic transformation prompted by global crises such as climate change, pandemics, conflicts, and terrorist threats [1,2]. These initiatives, endorsed by numerous leaders and international organizations, aim to transform socioeconomic structures better to meet current and future challenges [3].…”

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Essentials of ‘the Great Reset’ through Complexity Matching

Roblek,

Dimovski

2024

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This qualitative study employs a thematic network analysis of the literature to explore the implications and evaluations of the ‘Great Reset’. Delving into how complexity theory, especially the principles related to complex systems and coordination, can be applied, this research aims to promote resilience and facilitate comprehensive systemic transformation. This study identifies critical ‘Great Reset’ components that align or conflict with stakeholders’ needs, objectives, and capabilities by examining how diverse stakeholders function within intricate and interconnected systems.

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confidence: 99%