So much crisis response (see thinking on the financial crisis, the health care crisis, the education crisis, etc.) has an implicit return-to-the-way-things-were-before-they-fell-apart feel to them. This ignores the possibility that the seeds of the emergency at hand (be it financial, health care, education, what all) may have been sewn in the way things used to be.
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