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A new innovative method to measure the cost of war: future with fewer conflicts via harm reduction approaches.

Ehsan Jozaghi
Published in: Cost effectiveness and resource allocation : C/E (2024)
In the current climate of increasing hostilities, inequalities, global warming, and an ever-changing world, economic prosperities are directly linked to peace, stability, and security. Therefore, any future decisions for military conflicts need to increasingly consider harm reduction approaches by considering the cost of life and potential disabilities for each nations' soldiers, sailors, and pilots.
Keyphrases
  • current status
  • climate change
  • global health
  • human health
  • posttraumatic stress disorder
  • risk assessment
  • life cycle