If such seeds can be turned into a global movement, with decisive political results, then one could expect the conditions for a new geoeconomic and geopolitical paradigm. I suggest, if I have understood you correctly, that your proposed restrictions on our investigation of solutions are too limiting. Dear KP, Crisis and devastation do not have downsides for capitalism. Wars, the largest of crises, are extremely profitable, in both consumption of materials and in the financing of same. Not only that, but devastation leads to immense growth opportunities in postwar construction.
Depressions also offer great benefits to capitalism.
The air is cleared for another round of growth, under more concentrated ownership. The kind of crises being currently stirred up by the IMF are very well-managed affairs, with the shocks being carefully targetted. Just the reverse. In a crisis people want dollars.