Theoretical analysis explores state responses to climate change in East Asia, suggesting frameworks may enhance policymaking.
How can theoretical frameworks address the complexities of state responses to climate change? Liberalism highlights cooperation through interdependence, Realism emphasizes resource competition and security, Constructivism focuses on norms and historical contexts, and Public Choice reveals how political incentives shape disaster responses. These frameworks can help explain East Asia’s climate strategies and inform resilient policymaking.
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