On the 'Polycrisis': Part I - by Bo Harvey - Bo’s Research
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Issues in Abstract Conceptual Circumference
On the 'Polycrisis': Part I Issues in Abstract Conceptual Circumference Bo Harvey Jan 24, 2023 9 8 Share I. ‘Polycrisis’ is a concept best popularized by Adam Tooze. According to a report from the Cascade Institute however it can be traced to French complexity theorist Edgar Morin 1 —who currently holds the (…wait for it…) UNESCO Chair of Complex Thought. 2 The report quotes Morin’s 1999 book, Homeland Earth: A Manifesto for the new Millennium: Bo’s Research is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Subscribe “Ther
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