Exploring Core Themes in Nuclear Pollution Research: Insights from Ibn Khaldun’s Ecological and Economic Perspectives

Abstract

Abstract This study focuses on a comprehensive examination of the core themes in nuclear pollution research, utilizing Ibn Khaldun’s ecological and economic perspectives. The primary content of this study is to examine Ibn Khaldun’s ecological perspective and explore the probable consequences of nuclear pollution on ecosystems, specifically emphasizing its influence on the sustainable development of human society. Concurrently, the authors utilize Ibn Khaldun’s economic framework to examine the effects of nuclear pollution on the economic equilibrium. Subsequently, the authors extend these effects to assess their impact on the prosperity of metropolitan areas and the sustainability of civilization. Although there has been extensive research on nuclear pollution, approaching the issue from the perspective of Ibn Khaldun’s writing is indeed a novel and groundbreaking endeavor. Due to the interdisciplinary character of this study, the authors employ a bibliometric analysis method, a literature review, and a logical analysis method. The primary objective of this study is to improve understanding of the challenges posed by nuclear contamination and to promote cooperative strategies for achieving environmentally and socio-economically sustainable development.