In this article, the authors argue that the polycrisis is the manifestation of challenges outlined by the earlier scholarship of the “global problematique,” a set of systemically related factors including political, social, and ecological challenges such as pollution, resource depletion, and population growth. The polycrisis is recognized as the outcome of profound governance crises that we are aware of but doing little to address. The authors assert that embracing the full capacity of cybersystemic perspectives, they can better utilize their research and processes to navigate the complex governance issues that comprise the polycrisis.
Navigating the polycrisis—governing for transformation: The 2024 agenda for the systems community
Author(s)
Louis Klein, Pamela Buckle, Nam Nguyen, Rika Preiser, Ray Ison
Publication Date
October 30, 2023
Publisher
Systems Research and Behavioral Science Volume 40, Issue 6
DOI / URL
Resource Type
Academic Journal Article
Systems Addressed
Climate • Economy • Ecosystems • Social Order and Governance • Technology