Food Security under Armed Conflict : Global Knowledge Landscape and Public Attention to Social, Economic, and Humanitarian Dimensions

This monograph examines how armed conflict reshapes food security through social, economic, and humanitarian channels, while also influencing public attention and scientific knowledge production. Combining conceptual analysis with Google Trends data and large-scale bibliometric mapping, it traces the evolution of global research and societal concern in response to geopolitical shocks. By integrating public perception dynamics with the study of scientific output, the book offers a multidimensional perspective on food security under crisis conditions and highlights the co-evolution of conflict, awareness, and knowledge systems.