This book is a compilation of work that addresses the Twentieth Centurys dichotomy and relationship to the Twenty-First Century as a result of global challenges impacting health, economics, and digital transformation.
Twenty-FirstCentury Issues: Perspectives of Pandemic, Climate Change, and Digital Transformationis a stimulating compilation of work that addresses the Twentieth Centurys dichotomy and relationship to the Twenty-First Century as a result of global challenges impacting health, economics, and digital transformation. The focal point of this research is aggressively making researchers level up scientific advancements to harness needed resources. Twenty-First Century science and technology research is vital to meeting a broad range of global challenges related to economic growth, better health, sustainable development and enhanced safety and security This compilation of work gives readers insight about preparation for world improvements and how to meet the futuristic needs of civilization.
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This book is a compilation of work that addresses the Twentieth Centurys dichotomy and relationship to the Twenty-First Century as a result of global challenges impacting health, economics, and digital transformation.
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Section I: The Twentieth Century: A Retrospective View
Chapter 1: The Spanish Flu and its Effects on Population Growth: The Aftermath by Jessica L. Burke, Lisa A. Eargle, and Ashraf Esmail
Chapter 2: The Rise of Global Citizens by Ghosh Thinnakkakath
Chapter 3: The Growth of Technology in the 20th Century by Priscilla Okunji
Chapter 4: Industrial Revolution, Industrialization, and Impacts on Human Environment: The
Imperativeness of Environmental Education by Tolu O. Isele, Bimpe E. Alabi, and Kofo A. Aderogba
Chapter 5: The Last Decade of the 20th Century by Veronica Woodard and Twila Sterling-Guillory
Section II: The Twenty-First Century: A Present and Futuristic View
Chapter 6: Education in the 21st Century: Quest for Sustainable Education in the Global South
by Kofo A. Aderogba and Tolu O. Isele
Chapter 7: Climate Change, Cross-Border Trade, Business Survival, and the Global Economy
by Sylvester Udeorah
Chapter 8: The Corona Virus Pandemic: Health and Economic Implications by Priscilla Okunji
Chapter 9: Managing Digital Technology and Research Communication for Sustainable Systems by Brendan James Moore, Syed Adeel Ahmed, and Ashraf Esmail
Chapter 10: Harnessing Global Energy Mix: The African Perspective by Edward Agbai and Theophilus Boufini
Chapter 11: Managing The Dynamics: In Individuals and Government by Sheri Harshaw and Compreca C. Martin
Chapter 12: The Leadership Question of The 21st Century: A Futuristic View of Africa by Anthony Obi Ogbo
Chapter 13: Information Governance: A Catalyst for Digital Transformation by Henrietta Okoro
About the Editors
About the Contributors
Index
Ashraf Esmail is associate professor and program coordinator of criminal justice at Dillard University.
Brandon Hamann is a research criminologist and adjunct professor of criminal justice at Dillard University.
Henrietta Okoro is associate professor at Colorado State University.
Agbai Edward Perekebina is associate professor of leadership and organization change at Emmanuel University.
Udeorah Sylvester Alor Favor is a development economist and faculty in the Department of Economics at the University of Port Harcourt.
