2. Characterized crises

2.1 What we can say

Crises, however, are not necessarily caused by a major event. Nor will the field in which they develop serve to characterize them. They could be industrial, economic, food, financial, social or humanitarian crises...

Crises appear to have a life of their own. However, they are characterized by scale and sheer numbers: in terms of players, victims, regions or countries involved, not to mention analysis commissions, expert reports and so on. They are always exceptional, disproportionate and disproportionate. They always require derogations, exceeding the limits usually authorized. Added to this is the fact that data, fields and specialties are highly intertwined, contributing to their complexity. As a result, the corrective effects on their...