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by George M. Korres (Editor), Maria Michailidis (Editor), Anastasios K. Sepetis (Editor)
In an era defined by technological breakthroughs, shifting power dynamics, and growing societal expectations, governance, society, and geopolitics undergo critical transformations. Institutions now face demands for agility and inclusion, while communities deal with new forms of identity, inequality, and civic engagement. Geopolitical competition increases as states and non-state actors navigate a world that is both interconnected and complex. Together, these forces reshape how authority is exercised, how societies unify, and how global influence is challenged, reimagining the current structures that guide social futures. Governance, Society, and Geopolitics in Times of Transformation explores how evolving political institutions, social values, and power structures respond to rapid technological, economic, and environmental change. It examines the ways these transformations reshape governance systems, societal cohesion, and global geopolitics. This book covers topics such as socioeconomics, special education, and labor markets, and is a useful resource for business owners, politicians, government officials, sociologists, academicians, researchers, and scientists.
