Post-war recovery; global economic stability, conflict resolution
Abstract
The repercussions of the Russo-Ukrainian War, which commenced in February 2022, have prompted a resurgence of academic interest in the formulation of national strategies in the context of a conflict that has global ramifications. This paper examines post-war recovery strategies by analyzing the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, the historical precedent of World War II, and select countries’ policy responses to these crises. The analysis considers both short-term measures and long-term policies, aiming to identify key factors that contribute to successful recovery and stability. Furthermore, it investigates potential strategies that governments can employ to mitigate the adverse effects of global economic downturns precipitated by volatile world situations, including disruptions in trade, energy supplies, and financial markets. This study also highlights the profound impact of interstate conflict on populations, emphasizing the need for leaders to develop comprehensive, proactive strategies that address both economic and social dimensions. By exploring these issues, the paper aims to provide actionable insights for policymakers and contribute to the broader discourse on conflict resolution and sustainable development.
