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APSA President Prof Emeritus Surichai Wun’gaeo Addresses Planetary Health in an Era of Interconnected Global Crises

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BANGKOK, THAILAND–Planetary Health in a Polycrisis Era: Sociological Pathways to Human Security, Healthy Living, and Sustainable Governance

Professor Emeritus Surichai Wun’gaeo, APSA President (2026), delivered his report on Planetary Health in a Polycrisis Era, highlighting a timely theme for sociological reflection and dialogue.

The first day brought attention to the interconnected challenges facing humanity and our planet, emphasizing the importance of sociological perspectives in advancing human security, healthy living, and sustainable governance.

An inspiring opportunity to engage in conversations that bridge science, society, policy, and planetary well-being.

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