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09: Society as a Complex System - Can we find a safe and just operating space for humanity?, 12.08.2017
Autor
Herausgeber
Beteiligtes Institut
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Beschreibung
- 0:00:00 Start
- 0:00:45 What are the Sustainable Development Goals?
- 0:02:12 Biophysical Planetary Boundaries – Staying in the Holocene
- 0:04:11 Social Planetary Boundaries – can we live within the doughnut?
- 0:04:50 These biophysical and social boundaries are fundamentally different
- 0:06:09 What is a complex system?
- 0:08:05 Emergence
- 0:11:47 Self organization – Attractors
- 0:14:51 Complexity versus Chaos
- 0:18:25 History of the world in two graphs: 1, Population and technology
- 0:20:15 History of the world in two graphs: 2, Population and wealth
- 0:21:02 Attractors in the Human-Earth system
- 0:22:38 The Malthusian trap-a social attractor for most of human history
- 0:26:45 Escaping the Malthusian Trap
- 0:28:37 In the Post-industrial World, a minimal description of the Human-Earth System must include societal dynamics
- 0:30:27 We will try to construct a systems description
- 0:30:59 Population: the Fertility-mortality balance and its link with wealth
- 0:34:20 The Key Feedback from Mortality to Fertility
- 0:38:23 Fertility-mortality balance-the effect of urban living
- 0:39:47 Generation of wealth
- 0:41:10 Generation of wealth-economic output
- 0:44:17 Social State
- 0:52:51 Transitioning between Natural State and Open Access Order
- 0:57:53 Not a new Idea
- 0:59:02 Social State
- 1:00:39 Biospheric State
- 1:01:27 Tracing the links and feedbacks between the four state variables
- 1:02:17 Population
- 1:03:49 Economic output
- 1:05:09 Societal State
- 1:07:50 State of the Biosphere
- 1:13:32 Emergence and Coarse graining
- 1:14:50 Effect of climate change on suitability of land for growing crops
- 1:20:20 Syrian Civil War
- 1:24:39 The known Unknowns
- 1:25:40 We can examine the system description
- 1:27:30 Can the trajectory of the human-earth system be understood...?
- 1:28:27 some first conclusions
- 1:30:33 can understanding the human-earth system as a complex system help?
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01:32:24
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MICMoR Summer School 2017: Transport Phenomena and the Limits of Life in the Biosphere
Publiziert am
30.01.2018
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| Auflösung | 1280 x 720 Pixel |
| Seitenverhältnis | 16:9 |
| Audiobitrate | 128000 bps |
| Audio Kanäle | 2 |
| Audio Codec | aac |
| Audio Abtastrate | 48000 Hz |
| Gesamtbitrate | 934006 bps |
| Farbraum | yuv420p |
| Container | mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2 |
| Medientyp | video/mp4 |
| Dauer | 5544 s |
| Dateiname | DIVA-2018-122_hd.mp4 |
| Dateigröße | 647.217.195 byte |
| Bildwiederholfrequenz | 25 |
| Videobitrate | 799905 bps |
| Video Codec | h264 |
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