A tense real-life thriller follows a group of retired Green Berets as they worked together to save a former comrade, along with five hundred Afghans, right before the ISIS-K suicide bombing at Kabul airport amidst the chaos of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Exploring the complexities of globalization, this volume addresses the challenges faced by nation-states in managing financialization, tax evasion, and corruption, alongside issues like terrorism and environmental threats. It presents various legal perspectives on governing human activities amid increasing interconnectedness, emphasizing the difficulties in implementing human rights and addressing social polarization. The discussions highlight the need for institutional and transnational approaches to effectively navigate these pressing global issues.
Focusing on the intersections of corporate power and global inequality, this book explores how these factors influence health outcomes and sustainability. It delves into the systemic issues that contribute to health disparities, offering insights into the role of corporations in public health and the importance of sustainable practices in addressing these challenges. Through a critical lens, it examines the implications for policy and societal well-being.