Food Security under Armed Conflict

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An Empirical Study of Attention and Knowledge
This monograph examines how armed conflict reshapes food security through social, economic, and humanitarian channels, while also influencing public attention and scientific knowledge production. Combining conceptual analysis with Google Trends data and large-scale bibliometric mapping, it traces the evolution of global research and societal concern in response to geopolitical shocks. By integrating public perception dynamics with the study of scientific output, the book offers a multidimensional perspective on food security under crisis conditions and highlights the co-evolution of conflict, awareness, and knowledge systems.

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Aleksandra Kuzior
Prof. Dr hab., Dr h.c. Aleksandra Kuzior, PhD, is Dean of the Faculty of Organization and Management and Head of the Department of Applied Social Sciences at the Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice, Poland. She is also President of the Silesian Centre of Business Ethics and Sustainable Development, Vice-President of the Polish Association for Technology Assessment, and Chairwoman of the Committee on Corporate Social Responsibility and Social Communication at the Regional Chamber of Commerce in Katowice, as well as an expert evaluator for research projects of the Scientific Grant Agency of the Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport and the Slovak Academy of Sciences (VEGA). Her research interests encompass sustainable development, business ethics and corporate social responsibility, the societal impacts of disruptive technologies, and safety and resilience management in crisis conditions and the green economy.

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Food security Humanitarian crises Geopolitical shocks Conflict-driven vulnerability Google Trends Bibliometric analysis Scientific discourse Global research trends Sustainability Resilience Bibliometric mapping

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