Human/Nature Interactions in the Anthropocene:

Potentials of Social-Ecological Systems Analysis

 
 
 
 

 
 
Objectives

The conference will address the following key questions:

  1. Which system concepts best describe which types of social-ecological system?
  2. What are the differences, complementarities and redundancies between the system resilience, adaptability and transformability concepts?
  3. How do we explain social-ecological emergence? To what extent can agent-based models simulate change at higher system levels and what are their limitations? Which alternative approaches exist?
  4. What are the experiences with stakeholder participation in social-ecological systems analysis?
  5. How can social-ecological systems analysis contribute to social learning? What is required from science, higher education, schools, and further education? Which tools exist?
  6. How can social-ecological systems analysis improve the sustainability prospects of the human/nature connection?

 

 
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