Many people, especially civil servants, are able to recognise the interconnectedness of parts in a complex system that make up challenging societal problems, including those of high severity such as global catastrophic risk. We can often agree that big problems need a holistic, all-of-systems approach. So, on the basis of understanding of complex systems, institutions and institutional behaviour will need to be re-designed in order to avoid silo-enforcing, patch-work policy. I write for The Mandarin of April 14th about complexity and public policy in The Scandinavian flexible approach to global catastrophic risks.
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