Author: Yang Mingjie, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: Introduction Modern society is a closely interconnected, domino-effect system. It is like a highly sophisticated integrated circuit, where any minor failure in one component can cause the entire circuit to collapse. In daily life and social life, humans often encounter crises: toilet paper crisis, food poisoning, oil shock, etc. Crises, like overwhelming waves, surge towards us. It is evident that crises are no longer abnormal or rare "new fashion" in modern society, but rather the fabric that weaves it together.
Introduction to International Crisis Management
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