Health and Climate Risks: Can Policy Attention Persistence Enhance the Resilience of Aging Societies?
通过分析中国地方政府报告、健康数据和气候风险，研究发现政策注意力的持续分配对促进健康老龄化韧性至关重要，尤其在气候高风险环境下，并提出了风险导向的注意力持续性模型。
ABSTRACT The allocation of policy attention serves as the foundational engine of government action. However, the contemporary risk societies render governance resilience increasingly dependent on its vital but under‐theorized temporal dimension: persistence. This study interrogates the conditions under which persistent policy attention becomes a prerequisite for effective governance. Integrating advanced machine learning‐based (Guided LDA) text analysis of Chinese local government reports, longitudinal health data (CHARLS), and a double threshold regression model, this paper examines the interplay between policy attention, its persistence, and climate risk. The findings demonstrate that the persistent allocation of policy attention is indispensable for fostering resilience in healthy aging outcomes, particularly within high climate‐risk environments. Ultimately, the study develops the Risk‐Oriented Attention Persistence Model, providing a novel analytical framework for diagnosing policy environments and guiding resilient governance strategies for complex, long‐term global challenges.