Titlebook: Beyond the Knowledge Crisis; A Synthesis Framewor Debbie Kasper Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Produktionsprogrammentscheidungenmany consider a crisis, where it is difficult to know what we know much less use it to solve problems and effect desired changes. This chapter reviews the origins of the crisis of knowledge and the problems it has created. It discusses the emergence of interdisciplinarity as a response, particularly

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Koordination, Budgetierung und Anreize, there is far less confidence in the social sciences’ ability to help prevent or mitigate human social problems. Exploring why, this chapter examines obstacles to comparable advancements in the social sciences, especially within sociology. The most important step to overcoming these obstacles, it a

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Koordination, Budgetierung und Anreize maps, it explores the ways that mental models shape worldviews. Through a look at key scholarly attempts to position humans in their environmental contexts, we see how, despite best efforts, the resulting models in some ways reinforce the sense of humans as separate from nature and therefore perpet

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Produktionsprogrammentscheidungenlelevels. This medium of our lives is referred to here as “biophysical conditions.” Categorized along a spectrum of fixedness and changeability, this concept prompts more explicit attention to that which is always at work in our lives, but either is not directly observable or goes mostly unseen for

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Entscheidungsrechnungen bei Unsicherheitd models which reflect that reality. Just as placing humans in their biophysical contexts precludes the need to “re-unite” society and environment, situating people in dynamic patterns of interdependence resolves enduring riddles about the relationship between individual and society which have long

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Kennzahlen und Performancemessungcial systems in the ways called for or the unfolding consequences of human activities to date, the future is expected to be very different from the present. Either way, analysts argue, we need a reliable theory of social change which can serve as a guide for both making the needed changes and naviga

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