This editorial discusses the role of informing science in addressing global crises, highlighting the need for solidarity.
In this editorial paper, I pose some questions about the role of informing science. I do so by considering the current global situation of polycrisis: war conflicts, genocides, humanitarian crisis, the climate change and the exacerbation of social inequalities occurring in a polarized violent public opinion perpetuating racist and discriminatory ideology. What is the purpose of academic writing in a world in which there are lives that do not matter? I take into account the spirit of informing science and the idea of transdisciplinary research to launch questions for prospective papers. The idea principle of solidarity is presented as a means for research-conducting, theory-building and informing science.
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