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Global Crises
Social Philosophy and Policy 40 (2):273-282 (2023)
Abstract
Sometimes, we see crises coming. Sometimes, we can muster the resources we need to respond effectively. Sometimes, we can acquire the information we need to respond effectively.Author's Profile
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