The authors examine emerging trends in strategic management and sustainable development research amid global disruptions and polycrises, which contribute to the uncertainty of a non-ergodic world.
The authors examine the Covid-19 pandemic’s impact on urban development in Hong Kong, emphasizing how the overlapping social, economic, and health crises amplify the effects.
From the City to the Suburb: City Dynamics in the Time of a Polycrisis Read More »
The author explores how, in times of polycrisis, young people become politically interested and active by engaging with the “civic web.”
The author explores Sustainable Strategic Management (SSM) as a framework for systemic solutions, enabling businesses to develop integrated strategies that address multiple global challenges. The article argues that SSM is essential not only for business survival but also for fostering resilience and sustainability in an interconnected world.
Revolutionizing business with sustainable strategic management Read More »
This paper outlines key theoretical, methodological and organisational steps for understanding and mitigating cascading crises. It highlights new areas for integrated and collaborative research that involves cascading risk.
Understanding and Mitigating Cascading Crises in the Global Interconnected System Read More »
This study examines the increasing frequency, intensity, and interconnectedness of global hazards, both natural and human-made, over the past century.
The authors discuss the connections between polycrisis, child wellbeing, and policy-making throughout Europe.
Polycrisis and Child Wellbeing: Future Avenues Across Europe Read More »
This study proposes a framework to analyze the dynamics and risk channels between the climate crisis, financial stability, the geopolitical energy crisis, and the energy transitions. The framework is presented in a step-by-step guide and applied in a study case in Germany.
This study investigates disaster management practices for complex disasters, emphasizing systemic risk management within community resilience strategies.
The authors present a review of the state of the art in polycrisis literature within the domains of public policy and administration. They explore the history and characteristics of polycrisis and discuss future research opportunities.
Policymaking in an Age of Polycrises: Emerging Perspectives Read More »
