The Pros And Cons Of The Zombie Apocalypse

The Zombie apocalypse has proved to be catastrophic. Land has been destroyed, nuclear weapons have been used and governments have been dismantled. Zombies have evolved greatly since the start and have become self-aware. Unaffected humans are terrified of the unknown. Only five countries exist, China, North Korea, the U.S., Saudi Arabia, and Canada. There has been much political strife between these countries in the past but now is not the time to let differences get in the way. The one characteristic we all share is zombies. We need to work together to ensure the greater good of our people, zombie or not.
When we are in an international crisis, we need an international cooperation and response from the global communities that are still functioning
For example, countries that do not want to work together will be forced to work together for the sake of their own people. This can lead to governments lying about their game plan, however if they do, the consequences will be devastating since they will essentially be acting alone. I do not foresee any sort of military intervention in the process of creating the IRZ, however there will be military intervention in “rallying up” the zombies and separating them into aware and ignorant categories. A governments goal is to protect their citizens and retain their cultural norms. In life or death situations, governments will be willing to put aside their differences for the greater good of their citizens. Free riding can also become a problem; however, it is highly unlikely since each country will be independently regulated by the IRZ. Countries will be less likely to defect since they are all interdependent of each other (Drezner, 51-54). With all countries cooperating, we have a better chance of creating a zombie vaccination and cure. Higher education systems will still be operating with select focuses of study. This will obviously benefit every undead and dead person on