Scoping review of international relations theories in health security: A cue for health diplomacy
Document Type
Article
Abstract
Health security as a domain has gained tremendous importance in the recent past. Emerging and re-emerging diseases globally, coupled with the derailment of the determinants of health mainly the socio-political environment, has made health security a cross-cutting entity in diverse fields including International Relations (IR). With the ongoing global polycrisis, the health-related issues which were previously sidelined as a concept of less strategic importance in the IR field, are now contributing to the shift of the world order. This has instilled an increased participation of IR scholars in the discussions and debates on health security concerns. The field of IR contains numerous theoretical lenses through which scholars analyze such situations, policies, and systems of the world.
Publication Date
3-11-2024
Recommended Citation
Jash, Amrita and Pattanshetty, Sanjay, "Scoping review of international relations theories in health security: A cue for health diplomacy" (2024). Faculty work. 207.
https://impressions.manipal.edu/faculty-work/207
