Study on the Evolutionary Mechanism of Social Stability Risk of Major Public Health Emergencies
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54097/ijeh.v9i1.9151Keywords:
Social stability risk, Evolutionary mechanism, Major public health emergencies.Abstract
The outbreak of major public health emergencies and the spread of epidemics often seriously threaten people's lives, hinder normal economic development, and even endanger social order and lead to social instability, therefore, it is important to study the evolution mechanism of social stability risk of major public health emergencies. Based on the definition of social stability risk of public health emergencies and identification of major risk categories based on existing research results, the evolution mechanism of social stability risk of public health emergencies is analyzed using social combustion theory, and relevant suggestions are made from the perspective of the three elements of social combustion in order to provide reference for risk management.
Downloads
References
Jing Chen: Exploring the establishment of social stability risk assessment mechanism (Social Security Research Press, China 2010), p.97-102. (In Chinese)
Hongyun Zhou: Research on social stability risk prevention and control mechanism from the perspective of public finance (Fiscal Research Press, China, 2013), p.18-21. (In Chinese)
Huan Zhang: From assessment to monitoring:A new strategy for social stability risk response (Journal of Sichuan University (Philosophy and Social Science Edition) Press China 2016), p.13-19. (In Chinese)
Chang Chen: Local "lazy assessment" of social stability risk assessment of major administrative decisions and its correction--an analytical framework based on self-interest and responsibility avoidance (Leadership Science Press, China, 2021), p.110-113. (In Chinese)
Zhouzhuo Feng, Zhen Huang: Primary and secondary: classification and governance of social stability risks (Journal of Beijing Normal University (Social Science Edition) Press, China, 2014), p.106-111. (In Chinese)
Xiangming Hu, Feng Wang: A new analytical framework for social stability risk assessment: a risk perception perspective (China Administration Press, China, 2014), p.102-108. (In Chinese)
WQ Wang: Risk amplification, collective action and policy game-the evolutionary path of violent protests in environmental group incidents (Journal of Public Management Press, China, 2015), p.127-136. (In Chinese)
F Li, MZ Hou: Exploration of the evolution mechanism of social stability risk of major railroad projects--based on social combustion theory (Journal of Chongqing Jiaotong University (Social Science Edition) Press, China, 2022), p.25-32. (In Chinese)
Feng Cao, Dongke Shao, HeLou Li, Zongchao Peng, Lan Xue: The assessment framework and methodology of social stability risk governance in China: an "environment-behavior" perspective based on social-ecological system (Comparative Economic and Social Systems Press, China, 2014), p.184-200. (In Chinese)
Jin Wang. Research on the evolution law and assessment system of social stability risk of migrants in major engineering projects[D]. Chongqing University,2014. (In Chinese)
Zhu Jing: "Rethinking the crisis of trust during the SARS period", Social Scientist, 2005, No. 2. (In Chinese)
Yuzhen Xu, Chaoqun Sun: Research on social trust restoration after public crisis events - taking sudden public health events as an example (Journal of Shanghai Administrative College Press, China, 2019),p.33-42. (In Chinese)
Biao Xu. Research on the formation mechanism of government trust crisis after negative events:A quasi-experimental study (Xuehai Press China, 2019), p.113-125. (In Chinese)
Weiying Zhang, Rongzhu Ke: Trust and its explanation:A cross-province survey analysis from China (Economic Research Press, China,2002), p.59-70. (In Chinese)
Shorong Zhang, Zuning Guo. Research on the generation and evolution of public opinion on the Internet in public health emergencies and its governance (Journal of Jiangsu Ocean University (Humanities and Social Sciences Edition) Press, China, 2022), p.23-35. (In Chinese)
P Chen: An analysis of the psychology of social anxiety in public health emergencies--SARS as an example (Medical Psychology Press, USA, 2005), p.59-70. (In English)
Bweizogem-Eli, Jin Cheng, Yiming Liang, Suman Wu, Shichun Zheng, Zhengkui Liu:Post-traumatic stress disorder and depression status in the population after accident and disaster (China Public Health Press, China,2018), p.1355-1359. (In Chinese)
Motreff Y, Baubet T, Pirard P, et al.Factors Associated with PTSD and Partial PTSD among First Responders Following the Paris Terror Attacks in November 2015 [J].Journal of Psychiatric.
Chaoqun Sun: Research on Social Trust Repair after Public Crisis Events: The Case of Public Health Emergencies (Journal of Shanghai Administrative College Press, 2019, China), p.33-42. (In Chinese)
Slovic.P, Lichtenstein S.Rating the Risks [J]. Environment, 1979, (2).
Wei Huaang, Ye Xu, Zhenyuan Zhu: Analysis of the subdivision and attributes of multimedia network public opinion information dissemination elements (Library and intelligence work Press, 2019, China), p.34-42. (In Chinese)
Linping Wang, Yu Gao: Risk evolution law and prevention and control strategy of network public opinion on sudden events (Journal of Jishou University (Social Science Edition) Press, 2022, China), p.96-107. (In Chinese)
Xianli Zhang, Qiqi Gao: Social risking or psychological risking--Reflections on Beck's risk society theory (Exploration and Controversy Press, 2021, China),p.71-79. (In Chinese)
Z Li, Y Xie: Analysis of psychosocial influencing factors of public health emergencies (School party construction and ideological education Press, 2021, China), p.91-93. (In Chinese)
Dachuan Chen, Wenkai Peng: Risk assessment of structural blast resistance safety performance of buildings in chemical parks based on improved fuzzy hierarchical analysis (Safety and Environmental Engineering Press, 2021, China), p.52-60. (In Chinese)
D Chen, F Chen, Z Zhang: Ethical responsibility of individuals in response to major infectious disease outbreaks: the example of novel coronavirus pneumonia outbreak (Medicine and Philosophy Press, 2022, China), p.48-52. (In Chinese)
