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Tag Archives: Migration
Eurasia’s Megacity-equivalent Population Explosion Currently Lives in Yemen
It’s very possible that over the next decade, Eurasia is going to add an equivalent in population growth exceeding that of an Istanbul or Cairo-sized megacity from a source greatly underestimated by the security and humanitarian community. That source is … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Climate Disruption, Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance, Food Security, Health, Middle East & North Africa, Uncategorized, War and Conflict
Tagged analytics, Blue Ocean Event, displacement, famine, insurgency, internal displacement, Jennifer Hynes, megacities, Migration, Paul Beckwith, Refugee, water, Yemen
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Turkey’s Coup Attempt: Empty Set
In the immediate aftermath of Turkey’s attempt coup attempt on July 15, 2016, the outstanding journalist and Turkey analyst for the Huffington Post and Al Arabiya, Mahir Zeynalov, expressed this sentiment: Now things are relatively calm in Turkey, I gotta ask: … Continue reading
The Food System’s Invisible Workforce
When we discuss the fragility of the global food system, we often focus on stressors such as a rapidly changing climate and a petroleum-dependent supply chain. But, as Leanne Simon, the Executive Director of the organization Zomppa vividly describes, there … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Disruption, Food Security, North America, Oceania
Tagged Food, Food System, India, Jatin Singh, Kevin Hester, Labor, Leanne Simon, Mexico, Migration, Robert Young Pelton, social justice, Supply Chain
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Maritime Search and Rescue: the Migration Emergency
In the 1990’s, the prolific author, journalist, and filmmaker Robert Young Pelton traveled throughout the so-called “World’s Most Dangerous Places” recounting the true dynamics of conflict areas, wars, and complex emergencies. With a special interest in emerging trends, Mr. Pelton … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance, Middle East & North Africa, Uncategorized, War and Conflict
Tagged Aegean Sea, Africa, Andaman Sea, Libya, Mediterranean Sea, Migration, MOAS, NGO, Refugee, Robert Young Pelton, Search and Rescue, Smuggling, Syria, Turkey
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Curating Healthcare in a Rapidly Changing World
In times of rapid change, the healthcare sector is a microcosm of change in society as a whole. Today, whether it is coping with a new, emergent disease such as Zika, struggling with the social, psychological, and public health dimensions … Continue reading
Posted in Health
Tagged cryptoform virus, healthcare, high reliability, innovation, Migration, mindfulness, Rick Gannotta, Syria, Zika
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