Exploring the complex nature of the Coronavirus crisis, this volume presents a framework for developing "multi-resilience" in society. The authors argue that traditional concepts of resilience, which focus on single crises, are inadequate for addressing the interconnected challenges highlighted by COVID-19. They propose socio-political strategies to enhance collective intelligence and responsiveness, preparing societies for future multi-dimensional crises. The book aims to transform the lessons learned from the pandemic into a foundation for progress and better preparedness in the 21st century.
