The case for Interdisciplinary Crisis Studies

In the world we live in today, presence and claims of crisis abound – from climate change, financial political to depression, livelihoods personal security crisis. There is a challenge studying due ways which as notion, condition experience refers operates at various societal levels. Further, different kinds can overlap intersect with each other, act precursors or consequences other crises, what be thought inter-crisis relations chains crises. This article makes an enquiry into how develop more adequate analytical tools for understanding multidimensional phenomenon. We ask conceptualised potentials distinct perspective might be? this suggest multi- interdisciplinary approach bridge between traditionally separated realms. Our ambition present case development Interdisciplinary Crisis Studies field scholarly enquiry, allows new perspectives on data collection analysis. Using cases of, first, and, second, climate, conflict migration, illustrate intervening crises requires non-linear approaches connect across disciplines comprehensive, understandings problems better solutions. concluding paper, assert that key features must include (1) temporality, spatiality scale; (2) multi-layeredness, processuality contradictions; (3) gender, intersectionality social inequalities.