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Economic Instability, Inflation, and Health Erosion in Daily Life
Economy & Health
Dec 8, 202515 min read

Economic Instability, Inflation, and Health Erosion in Daily Life

Economic instability is not just a term in official reports; it is a reality that manifests daily at family tables, in shops, in pharmacy lines, and in the minds of employees and workers.

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Economic Instability, Inflation, and the Erosion of Health in Daily Life
Economic Health
Dec 7, 202512 min read

Economic Instability, Inflation, and the Erosion of Health in Daily Life

Economic instability not only undermines material well-being but also profoundly affects mental and physical health. This chapter examines how inflation, unemployment, and financial insecurity can lead to chronic stress, cardiovascular disease, and weakened immune systems. It further explores the cascade of consequences when economic pressures reduce access to quality healthcare, nutritious food, and safe living conditions.

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Economic Instability, Inflation, and the Erosion of Health in Daily Life
Economic Health
Dec 7, 202512 min read

Economic Instability, Inflation, and the Erosion of Health in Daily Life

Economic instability not only undermines material well-being but also profoundly affects mental and physical health. This chapter examines how inflation, unemployment, and financial insecurity can lead to chronic stress, cardiovascular disease, and weakened immune systems. It further explores the cascade of consequences when economic pressures reduce access to quality healthcare, nutritious food, and safe living conditions.

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UN Structure & The Need for Reform
Reform
Feb 1, 20256 min read

UN Structure & The Need for Reform

The United Nations, despite its importance, in its current form cannot fairly oversee the legitimacy of governments. Veto power, financial dependence on states, and varying interpretations of 'human rights' have allowed many unaccountable governments to be easily accepted into the international system.

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Legitimacy and Global Security
Governance
Jan 15, 20257 min read

Legitimacy and Global Security

Legitimacy isn't just a political term; it's the pillar of a nation's stability. When a government relies on the genuine vote of its people, forced migration decreases, elites stay in the country, violence gives way to dialogue, and international relations become more trustworthy.

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Poverty as a Tool of Power
Power
Jan 1, 20255 min read

Poverty as a Tool of Power

Poverty isn't just a lack of money; sometimes it's a tool of control. When a small group monopolizes jobs, education, and aid, people become dependent on that very structure for survival. In such a society, fear replaces thought, silence replaces protest, and the normalization of oppression becomes 'intellectual death.'

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