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Suicide
This series provides readers with the information they need to think critically about the worldwide implications of global issues; each volume focuses on a controversial topic of worldwide importance and offers a panoramic view of opinions.; ; By illuminating the complexities and interrelations of the global community, this excellent resource helps students and other researchers enhance their global awareness. Each volume focuses on a controversial topic of worldwide importance and offers a panoramic view of opinions selected from a diverse range of international sources, including journals, magazines, newspapers, nonfiction books, speeches, government documents, organization newsletters, and position papers. These books contain an annotated table of contents; locator maps, to help readers place countries or areas covered in the essays; “for further discussion” questions; a worldwide list of organizations to contact; bibliographies of books and periodicals; and a subject index.
224 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 9, 2011
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February 21, 2022
In this book, I believe that in this book. The author just analyze this circumstance right in the world. However, in the book although the author claims that the global suicide rate is increasing is because mental problem, but author doesn't says how to deal it and doesn't says which country suicide rate in the biggest by mental health. Also, the statistic in the book just says in the world. However, if just 4or5 people do that(or the data is fake)? it is something can make another comprehend during the argue.
And i strongly disagree some points in the book, and the book lost lots of detail:)
Also, I have some question in the book.
Even I notice that OECD is an organization that help member countries to decrease suicide rate. However, it don’t give any possible solution in the book. So, the appearance of OCED really help the member countries to decrease the suicide rate?
Even the OECD claims that they have significant achievements in the member countries. However, in the South Korea the suicide rates is increasing rather than decreasing. Did the OCED ever try to help to the high suicide rate country to decrease their suicide rate?
And i strongly disagree some points in the book, and the book lost lots of detail:)
Also, I have some question in the book.
Even I notice that OECD is an organization that help member countries to decrease suicide rate. However, it don’t give any possible solution in the book. So, the appearance of OCED really help the member countries to decrease the suicide rate?
Even the OECD claims that they have significant achievements in the member countries. However, in the South Korea the suicide rates is increasing rather than decreasing. Did the OCED ever try to help to the high suicide rate country to decrease their suicide rate?
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