Thanks to reader Jo Blogs for this link… “Those nearby, and back on the mainland, reacted instantly and humanely. They ran, flew, and sped by boat toward the danger. Politicians and officials have praised these as “first responders”. Their use of the phrase was a dishonest attempt to hide that these people were not official […]
The ‘paralysis’ of action through ‘Managerialism’ – one symptom of which is a heightened adversity to risk (several and collective) – is increasingly evident in key decision making and the chosen processes through which these
decisions are made.