Covid19 & Changing Ireland For The Better
Updated: Apr 16, 2020
UCC colleague and friend, Dr Stephen Onakuse, from the Department of Food Business & Development, writing in the Journal.ie shares some thoughts on how major international crises can turbocharge international, national & local change. Stephen sees opportunities amidst the challanges.
Dr Stephen Onakuse, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Food Business & Development
& Deputy Director of the Centre for Sustainable Livelihoods,
Cork University Business School, University College Cork
"Major international crises have a habit of accelerating the pace of change. They expose fault lines in society and exacerbate issues that may have been concealed by feebly constructed social contracts and a false sense of harmony.
While the crisis arising from #Covid19 might yet prove to be no different, we remain fortunate enough to be in a position to control some of the wider social implications arising from the pandemic. However, to do so, we must first recognise that the repercussions of #Covid19 will be unlike anything we have experienced in living memory."
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