This issue of the Global Review of Humanities, Arts, and Society brings together cross-regional and cross-disciplinary insights into how individuals and institutions respond to cultural, emotional, and political flux. It features conceptual exploration of industrial policy legitimacy and dynamic state-market relationships; heterotopian space in dance cinema; and the symbolic reconstruction of authoritarian regimes in post-revolution Tunisia. Alongside these are human-centered inquiries into play-based parenting, tarot as urban self-reflection, and the spiritual revival among Asian youth. Across sectors—from public governance to private imagination—our contributors shed light on how new forms of order, resistance, and meaning are imagined and lived.