Critical Human Security and Social Policy Challenges in a Post-COVID World (Stream): Origins, Debates and Development of Critical Human Security as a Conceptual and Comparative Analytical Framework

Patricia A Kennett; Huck-ju  Kwon

Critical Human Security and Social Policy Challenges in a Post-COVID World (Stream): Origins, Debates and Development of Critical Human Security as a Conceptual and Comparative Analytical Framework

Patricia A Kennett
, Huck-ju Kwon

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This paper considers the roots and foundations of the concept of critical human security, and its relevance for understanding, explaining and addressing key social policy challenges in the aftermath of the global pandemic. It draws on debates from across a range of disciplines and integrates these with more recent developments in social policy and concerns around social protection, sustainability, and inequality in UK and South Korea

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2022
Event	Transformation of Post-Covid Welfare States in East Asia: Beyond Productivist Welfare Captialism? - Town Hall online, Seoul, Korea, Republic of Duration: 24 Jun 2022 → 25 Jun 2022 Conference number: 18th

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Conference	Transformation of Post-Covid Welfare States in East Asia: Beyond Productivist Welfare Captialism?
Country/Territory	Korea, Republic of
City	Seoul
Period	24/06/22 → 25/06/22

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Kennett, P. A., & Kwon, H. (2022). Critical Human Security and Social Policy Challenges in a Post-COVID World (Stream): Origins, Debates and Development of Critical Human Security as a Conceptual and Comparative Analytical Framework. Paper presented at Transformation of Post-Covid Welfare States in East Asia: Beyond Productivist Welfare Captialism?, Seoul, Korea, Republic of.

Kennett, Patricia A ; Kwon, Huck-ju . / Critical Human Security and Social Policy Challenges in a Post-COVID World (Stream) : Origins, Debates and Development of Critical Human Security as a Conceptual and Comparative Analytical Framework. Paper presented at Transformation of Post-Covid Welfare States in East Asia: Beyond Productivist Welfare Captialism?, Seoul, Korea, Republic of.

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Critical Human Security and Social Policy Challenges in a Post-COVID World (Stream): Origins, Debates and Development of Critical Human Security as a Conceptual and Comparative Analytical Framework. / Kennett, Patricia A; Kwon, Huck-ju .
2022. Paper presented at Transformation of Post-Covid Welfare States in East Asia: Beyond Productivist Welfare Captialism?, Seoul, Korea, Republic of.

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Critical Human Security and Social Policy Challenges in a Post-COVID World (Stream): Origins, Debates and Development of Critical Human Security as a Conceptual and Comparative Analytical Framework

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