Facing the scenarios ahead is vital – while we can still do something Brian Jackson/Alamy
NOW more than ever, it feels like the future is uncertain: the times, they are unprecedented. Adam Tooze, an economic historian at Columbia University in New York City, recently described the global outlook as a “polycrisis”, remarkable not only for the number of risks currently active, but also their volatility.
As well as the pandemic, we have the invasion of Ukraine, inflation, pressures on food and energy markets and upheavals in global politics. Even such sober commentators as the …
