Combating Systemic Fear

Combating systemic fear should be a top priorty for the next U.S. administration as it is an underlying cause of various global challenges, including climate change and systemic racism. While systemic fear can be challenging to address due to its ambiguity and strong prevalence, it is possible to break this system of fear down through education and community. When we recognize that what we fear is a loss of control, and that the ideas of that loss and control can be reframed, our local and global systems can recover from fear and are more equipped to deal with all other global challenges.

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Journal for Global Business and Community
Published
2025-04-07
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https://doi.org/10.56020/001c.134054
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Resilience and Mental Health
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Combating Systemic Fear

Embry Burton
Journal for Global Business and Community
Resilience and Mental Health
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Combating Systemic Fear

Embry Burton
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Abstract

Combating systemic fear should be a top priorty for the next U.S. administration as it is an underlying cause of various global challenges, including climate change and systemic racism. While systemic fear can be challenging to address due to its ambiguity and strong prevalence, it is possible to break this system of fear down through education and community. When we recognize that what we fear is a loss of control, and that the ideas of that loss and control can be reframed, our local and global systems can recover from fear and are more equipped to deal with all other global challenges.

Journal for Global Business and Community
Rollins College (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 89%
Resilience and Mental Health
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