Former Student of The University of Burdwan, West Bengal, India.
Research Article
World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 2023, 18(03), 1584-1588
Received on 26 June 2023; revised on 2 July 2023; accepted on 3 July 2023.
This research distinguishes climate change as a dreadful menace to the world order and discovers some politically and socio-economically feasible auxiliary solutions to combat this dire threat. Climate change is ultimately responsible for engendering devastating effects on global economy as well. Such international economic recessions are often categorized by unambiguous asymmetries between the resulting economic crises and their disproportionate susceptibilities to the ongoing global problem of climate change. This research reflects on what should be governmentally obligatory and politically feasible enough to combat this dire threat whereby establishing a carbon-neutral world order by the year of 2050. In this research paper, the author also discusses the primary solutions as offered by the new-fangled evolving discipline of International Relations. She contends that because climate change is a global cum multifaceted problem, feasible solutions must likewise be comprehensive and multifaceted. Moreover, she has also discovered that nation-states should convert their state-centric economic approach into a global environment-centric economic approach as such an approach will more unswervingly engage a wider variety of motivated stakeholders, investors and actors to combat climate change. These solutions are mutually inclusive and interdependent. Thus, the author finally suggests that the solutions mentioned above require a wide spectrum of cooperative implementational mechanisms in order to achieve the best possible outcome to combat climate change. Such cooperative implementational mechanisms necessitate innovative research which can further contribute in combating climate change by connecting the academia with the stakeholders in order to effectively implement the above-mentioned solutions. Thus, it can be concluded that this research effectively answers the question of how every nation-state can play a constructive role in combating climate change. The answer to this question lies in the potential of every nation-state to successfully establish cooperative implementational frameworks which can unite potential stakeholders, investors and all other related actors to productively tackle the global challenge of climate change.
Academia; Climate Change; Cooperative Implementational Mechanisms; Global Economy; International Relations; Socio-Economically Feasible Auxiliary Solutions.
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Lopamudra Ghosh. Climate Change, Global Economy and International Relations: Connecting the Asymmetries, Synergies and Solutions. World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 2023, 18(3), 1584-1588. Article DOI: https://doi.org/10.30574/wjarr.2023.18.3.1279