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A Vision of the Future of Science: Reintegrating of the Study of Humans and the Rest of Naturerest of nature. The barriers between the traditional disciplines will dissolve and a true “consilience” of all the sciences and humanities will occur. This consilient transdisciplinary science will emerge from a rebalancing of analysis and synthesis, a recognition of the central role of envisioning

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Millennium Alliance for Humanity and the Biosphere (MAHB): Integrating Social Science and the Humaniress these problems, this chapter highlights the importance of understanding and influencing human behavior, i.e. actions of individual and collective actors. The focus on human behavior, its causes, and mechanisms for influencing it need to be examined in the context of integrating physical science

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Who’s Afraid of Thomas Malthus?not only between various social scientific disciplines but also between the social and the physical sciences. The main impediment is a refusal of social scientists to appreciate how deeply the societal sphere is embedded in wider biophysical and social-ecological systems. Physical scientists are mor

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A Conceptual Framework for Analyzing Social-Ecological Models of Emerging Infectious Diseases and human (CNH) systems. To address this difficult scientific problem, we need to understand how transformations in social-ecological systems caused by multifaceted interactions with anthropogenic environmental changes such as urbanization, agricultural transformations, and natural habitat alterati

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Studying Power with the Social-Ecological System Frameworkme disciplines, such as political ecology, power is a central focus, and seen as having a significant impact on social-ecological processes and outcomes. In contrast, commons theory, a new institutionalist strand of research on environmental governance, deliberately sidelines power to focus on the r

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The Representation of Human-Environment Interactions in Land Change Research and Modellingoss scales with multiple feedbacks leading to so-called ‘teleconnections’ in the earth system. Local context may cause the same process to result in different trajectories of land change in different world regions: globalization of food production may cause deforestation in tropical regions while va

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