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02438348033 Evaluating the impact of global issues in current era with three levels of analysis
The article evaluated the impact of global issues with three levels of analysis: individual, state and system. The impact of global issues on individual level of analysis includes the influence on personal life, understanding and behavior. Meanwhile, on state level of analysis, the impact of global issues is the influence on social life and national power of the state. Finally, on system level of analysis, the impact of global issues includes the influence on the peaceful environment, global security, global mechanism of integration and cooperation, method of creating alliance of big countries and the comparison of strength in the world. This analysis will develop the new analysis thinking for evaluating the impact of global issues so that the scientists and leaders can make the decisions to govern global issues.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communications, no 11 (2020).
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