Resilience 2011
Resilience 2011 - Resilience, Innovation, and Sustainability: Navigating the Complexities of Global Change. Second International Science and Policy Conference (Tempe, AZ, USA)
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| Aaron MacNeil | Key Concepts and an Introduction to Arctic, Temperate, and Tropical Systems | Transitional States in Marine Social-Ecological Systems: challenges, risks, and opportunities. |
| Abu Nasar Abdullah and Marion Glaser | Are Laws effective to manage Sundarbans mangrove forest in
Bangladesh? |
Navigating Institutional Complexities. Chair: Xavier Basurto |
| Adena Rissman | Tensions among adaptation, permanence, and enforceability in
private land conservation |
Community Governance and Resilience. Chair: Gary Kofinas |
| Adriaan
Slob, Geiske Bouma, Jos Brils, Geza Jolankai, Valentina Krysanova, Cornelius Laaser, Piotr Magnuszewski, Melanie Muro, Claudia Pahl-Wostl, Beata Pataki, Carolin Rettig, Jan Sendzimir and Kristina Sodomkova |
The role of knowledge brokering in governance of complex
(river basin) systems <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Individual_Papers/docx/Slob_and_Bouma_etal.docx"> |
Sustainability, Resilience, and Governance II. Chair: Xavier Basurto |
| Alain Vidal, Sophhie Nguyen Khoa | Adaptive and collective management for more resilient water
and food systems |
Resilience perspectives on the global water challenge |
| Alex Smajgl, Tira Foran, John Dore, Silva Larson and John Ward | Visions, beliefs and transformation: Methods for
understanding
cross-scale and trans-boundary dynamics in the wider Mekong region |
Participatory modeling: A way to promote collaborative learning in multilevel governance I |
| Alexander Gray, Shaleen Jain and Esperanza Stancioff | Adaptation Strategies in a Changing Climate: Building
Resiliency in
Maine’s Coastal Communities and the Statewide Stakeholder Process |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change IV. Chair: Marco Janssen |
| Alexandra Penn, Frank Schiller, Lauren Basson, Angela Druckman, Amy Woodward and Nigel Gilbert | Assessing Resilience and Adaptive Capacity of Developing
Industrial
Ecosystems: A case study in the South Humber Bank, United Kingdom |
Resilience at the Local and Community level. Chair: Patrick Holladay |
| Alison Ashlin and Emily Boyd | Disasters, discourse and new directions? Reflections on the
renewal phase in post-tsunami Sri Lanka |
Natural Disasters and Disaster Management II. Chair: Emily Boyd |
| Allain Barnett | Market Institutions and Fishing Communities: Trust Agreements
and their
Implications for the Robustness of Lobster Fisheries in Atlantic Canada
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Economic Institutions and Governance. Chair: Allain Barnett |
| Allyson Quinlan, Kathryn Lindsay and Michael Brklacich | Making Connections: Interactions among landowners,
institutions, and
ecosystem services in rural Eastern Ontario, Canada |
Governing Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity I. Chair: Bea Crona |
| Alvaro Fernandez | Conflict and resilience in ecohealth education: a social
network case study in Costa Rica |
Ecohealth and resilience thinking: Trading lessons for human health research and practice |
| Amber Wutich, Alexandra Brewis, Sveinn Sigurdsson, Rhian Stotts and Abigail York | Fairness and the Human Right to Water: A Preliminary
Cross-cultural Theory |
Theoretical Contributions. Chair: Mark Reed (TBC) |
| Ananda Vadivelu | Evolution of Property Rights Regimes in the Groundwater
Economy of
India –Constraints on moving towards a Common Property Regime |
Navigating Institutional Complexities. Chair: Xavier Basurto |
| Andrea Keessen & Marleen Van Rijswick | Resilience-based Thinking in European River Basin Management
and the
Dutch Institutional Arrangement for Common Pool Resource Management |
Resilience and Law |
| Andrea Rawluk, Velma Illasiak and Brenda Parlee | Exploring the social-ecological resilience of different
generations in Aklavik, NWT |
Local and traditional governance and management strategies III. Chair: Camille Washington-ottombre |
| Andreas Thiel | Resilience through social-ecological “fitness”? An evaluation
of the
reconfiguration of European marine and inland freshwater governance |
Marine Resource Governance. Chair: Oran Young |
| Andrew D. Kliskey | Some insights on community perceptions of change: potential
rules for building |
Types of Social Ecological Systems and the Role of Place Based Resilience |
| Andrew Dugmore, Christian Keller Keller, and www.gheaho Thomas McGovern, Anthony Newton, Sophia Perdikaris and Richard Streeter | Integrative modelling of human ecodynamics in the Norse
North Atlantic |
Modeling Social-Ecological Systems. Chair: M. Janssen |
| Andrew King | Industrial Resilience <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Panels/9_Business/king.docx"> |
Resilience and Business |
| Andrew Kliskey, Lilian Na'ia Alessa, Mark Altaweel | Freshwater and resilience: transformation and change in
Alaska’s human-hydrological system |
Resilience and Transformations in a Rapidly Changing North |
| Andrew Martin Miller, Iain Davidson-Hunt | Agency, nature and culture: resilience teachings of
pikangikum first nation elders, northwestern ontario |
Indigenous Resilience in Times of Social-Ecological Change. |
| Angela Guerrero Gonzalez, Kerrie Wilson, Ryan McAllister and Jonathan Corcoran | An institutional perspective on conserving biodiversity <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Individual_Papers/docx/Gonzalez_and_Wilson_etal.docx"> |
Governing Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity II. Chair: Gary Kofinas |
| Angelica Valeria Ospina | e-Resilience in Developing Countries <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Panels/35_MediaHype/ospina.docx"> |
Beyond the Social Media Hype - Information and Communication Technologies in the Anthropocene |
| Anna Evely, Michelle Pinard, Mark Reed and Ioan Fazey | High levels of participation in conservation projects
enhance learning |
Learning and Resilience Building. Chair: Thomas Elmqvist (TBC) |
| Anne Browning-aiken, Daniel Jose da Silva and Jose Antonio Silvestre Fernandes Neto | Assessing the role of socio-ecological learning in
participatory
governance: Building resilience in six Brazilian river basin committees
|
Sustainability, Resilience, and Governance I. Chair: Marty Anderies |
| Anne Leitch and Cathy Robinson | Lost in translation? the role of knowledge at the local
scale in adapting to climate change |
Climate Change Impacts. Chair: Samantha Stone-Jovicich |
| Anne Leitch, Erin Bohensky | Return to a ‘new normal’? Analysing discourses of resilience
to disasters in Australian newspapers |
The policy translation and communication of resilience |
| Anne R. Kapuscinski, Laura Schmitt Olabisi, Kris Johnson, Richard Bawden, Kathy Draeger, Nick Jordan, Peter Reich | Introduction: a learning systems framework for building
adaptive capacity and resilience |
Methodologies for building adaptive capacity through shared learning among scientists, stakeholders and practitioners I |
| Annette Löf | Governability of reindeer husbandry – exploration of a
governance
approach to social-ecological system (SES) analysis |
Forests and Grazing Systems. Chair: Shauna BurnSilver |
| Annica Sandström | The challenges of adaptive management - Navigating
institutional
complexities and substantial uncertainties in fish stocking policy |
Navigating Institutional Complexities. Chair: Xavier Basurto |
| Archana Sharma | Interdisciplinary design thinking for resilient cities <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Panels/605_Landscape/Sharma.docx"> |
Building Urban Resilience Capacity: Landscape design, Planning and Social equity |
| Arie de Jong, Arjan Wardekker and Jeroen van der Sluijs | Operationalising resilience as a policy-relevant concept for
climate
change adaptation: results from several case-studies |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change IV. Chair: Marco Janssen |
| Ariella Helfgott | The role of participatory capacity development in building
community |
Challenges in Building Community Resilience: Policy and Implementation Challenges |
| Arnim Wiek | Resilience, Sustainability, and Anticipatory Governance –
Pieces of the Puzzle |
Sustainable Anticipatory Governance: Understanding Resilience, Obduracy and the Long Term in Theory and Practice |
| Arvid Bergsten | Combating landscape fragmentation – land use planners’ views
on using
network based connectivity analysis in conservation |
Network Approaches. Chair: M. Janssen |
| Ashwani Vasishth | Planning for Resilience: An Ecosystem Approach to Depictive
Analysis In Post-Katrina New Orleans |
Resilience Through Multi-scalar Collaboration |
| Bach Tan Sinh | Policy lessons learned from urban resilience strategies in 3
cities of Vietnam |
Urban Resilience to Climate Change: Framing Resilience Processes in Practice |
| Bach Tan Sinh and Le Anh Tuan | Local knowledge and governance for flood management in the
mekong delta
of vietnam in the context of climate change |
Traditional Knowledge, Learning and Innovation I: Chair: Andrew Martin Miller |
| Barbara Cosens | Resilience and Administrative Law in Water Governance: The
Issue of Legitimacy in Adaptive Management |
Resilience and Law |
| Beatrice Crona | Beyond fragmentation, towards polycentricity: Can informal
networks
help integrate issues affecting marine governance at the global scale? |
Navigating transformations: Opportunities and challenges in marine social-ecological systems I |
| Beatrice Crona, Franciska Rosen, Per Olsson | A transformation in the making? Exploring emerging adaptive
governance
structures in the multi-national Coral Triangle Initiative |
Marine Transformations and Adaptive Governance |
| Beatrice Crona, Örjan Bodin | Using social networks analysis (SNA) to understand
transformations in SES |
How can a dynamic social network perspective contribute to improved understanding of transformations in SES? |
| Beitske Boonstra | Are Business Improvement Districts a Common Pool Resource
Management?
The Challenges and Potentials for Spatial Planning of Self-organisation
in Urban Development. |
Theoretical Contributions - Case Studies II. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Ben Nelson, Michelle Elliott and Christopher Fisher | Vulnerability of Ancient Northern Mexican Populations to
Crop Failure: a Socionatural Approach |
Vulnerability of Social-Ecological Systems II. Chair: Ben Nelson |
| Bernhard Glaeser, Marion Glaser | Global change and coastal threats: The Indonesian case <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Panels/89_Linking/glaeser_and_glaser.docx"> |
Linking regional dynamics in tropical coastal and marine social-ecological systems to global sustainability I |
| Berry Gersonius, Richard Ashley, Chris Zevenbergen, Richard Newman | Putting resilience approaches into practice: an example of
flood risk management under climate change |
Resilience in water, flood and drought risk management – controlling the untameable; reconciling urban planning and water |
| Bert de Vries | Engaging citizens in the quest for a sustainable world: the
prospects
for interactive models and games in the era of post-modern and
complexity science |
Participatory modeling: A way to promote collaborative learning in multilevel governance I |
| Birgit Müller, Ingo Breuer, David Kreuer, Mohammed Mahdi and Karin Frank | Polarisation in (post-) nomadic resource use in Eastern
Morocco - a
conceptual approach to study social-ecological systems of pastoralism |
Theoretical Contributions III. Chair: Corrine Knapp (TBC) |
| Björn Nykvist and Jacob von Heland | Inertia and Adaptation: The Role of Social-Ecological Memory
|
Traditional Knowledge, Learning and Innovation II. Chair: Edmundo Barrios |
| Björn Nykvist and Thomas Hahn | What is normative about adaptability? A review of the
literature on social-ecological systems and resilience |
Theoretical Contributions II. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Blake Ratner, Edward Allison | Wealth, rights, and resilience: An agenda for governance
reform in small-scale fisheries |
Marine Transformations and Adaptive Governance |
| Brian Head, Helen Ross and Jenny Bellamy | Collaborative governance for wicked NRM problems:
recognising diverse forms of multi-level arrangements |
Multilevel Governance. Chair: Marco Janssen |
| Brian Stenquist | Panel Discussant: Response from a Practitioner's Perspective
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Methodologies for building adaptive capacity through shared learning among scientists, stakeholders and practitioners II |
| Brian Walker and Carl Folke | Global dynamics, multiple shocks and inconvenient feedbacks:
Linking
islands of knowledge in an ocean of ignorance. The SRC/Beijer Global
Dynamics Project |
Responses to Climate Change I. Chair: Peggy Nelson |
| Browyn Hayward | The Seed principles of resilient ecological-citizenship <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Panels/106_Children/panel_abstract.docx"> |
Children’s Resilience to Environmental Change: Exploring the opportunities and limits of a child centred approach to adaptation |
| Bruce C. Forbes | Cultural resilience of social-ecological systems in the
Nenets and Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrugs, Russia |
Indigenous Resilience in Times of Social-Ecological Change. |
| Bruce Evan Goldstein | Communicative Resilience <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Panels/69_Collaborative/goldstein.docx"> |
Collaborative Resilience and Social Learning |
| Bruce Evan Goldstein | The Weakness of Strong Ties: Scientific Deadlock Within the
Coachella
Valley Multi-species Habitat Conservation Plan |
Resilience Through Multi-scalar Collaboration |
| C. Athena Aktipis, Lee Cronk, Dave White and Amber Wutich | Resource management and risk pooling: Exploring the viability
of
indigenous solutions for modern resource management problems |
Resilience at the Local and Community level. Chair: Patrick Holladay |
| C.S. Holling | Business, ecosystems and tipping points <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Panels/9_Business/holling.docx"> |
Resilience and Business |
| Camille Washington-ottombre and Bryan Pijanowski | A multi-layered approach to adaptive capacity across social
networks: a case study in rural Kenya |
Local and traditional governance and management strategies III. Chair: Camille Washington-ottombre |
| Carijn Beumer | Scenario Studies and the Diversity of Conservation
Perspectives |
Theoretical Contributions III. Chair: Corrine Knapp (TBC) |
| Carin Holroyd | Partners in Social Innovation: Government, Public Policy and
Social Innovation |
Building Innovation Through Time: Testing the Resilience of Social Innovations. Chair: Frances Westley |
| Carole Crumley | Regime shifts in social-ecological systems over historical
time: examples from France |
Social-ecological regime shifts and transformation |
| Carole Crumley | Investigating the Role of Climate in European History <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Panels/98_RegimeII/crumley.docx"> |
Regime Shifts in Human and Earth History: Case Studies: Panel II |
| Carolyn Tally Palmer and Stefanie Freitag-Ronaldson | Developing the practice of resilience thinking at a country
scales
using a practice-based research initiative: The Alkili Complexity and
Integration Initiative |
Theoretical Contributions. Chair: Mark Reed (TBC) |
| Cassandra Moseley | Building Adaptive Governance <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Panels/61_Adaptive/moseley.docx"> |
Adaptive Capacity of Social Systems: Exploring the Differences between Community, Landscape, and Legal/Institutional Frames |
| Caterina Schwedt, Samy Gaiji, Nicholas King and Andrew Jarvis | Challenges and solutions to mobilizing global biodiversity
data for resilience science |
Ecology, Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity II. Chair: Patrick Bourgeron |
| Cecilia Lundholm | Transformation and society’s response to environmental
challenges: the
interdependent relationship between government and citizens and the
role of knowledge and values |
Transforming Governance 1. Chair: Per Olsson |
| Cecilia Lundholm, Ryan Plummer | Resilience and Learning: A Conspectus for Environmental
Education |
Environmental Education, Learning, and Social-ecological System Resilience |
| Chad Monfreda | Bridging Limits?: Lessons from the Millennium Ecosystem
Assessment's Multi-Scale Approach |
Multilevel Governance. Chair: Marco Janssen |
| Chanda Meek and Douglas Clark | Drawing out overlaps and gaps between resilience thinking
and the policy sciences: Examples from the Arctic |
Resilience Thinking and the Policy Sciences: Thoughts Towards Productive Engagement |
| Chanda Meek, Sharman Haley | Testing the robustness of institutional design with Alaskan
ocean policy decision-makers |
Resilience and Transformations in a Rapidly Changing North |
| Chanda Meek, Shauna BurnSilver | Steering through political struggles: bowhead whaling and
policy networks in Alaska |
Characteristics of social networks as indicators of resilience in social-ecological systems |
| Charles Curtin | Complexity, cattle, and cod <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Individual_Papers/curtin-charles.docx"> |
Theoretical Contributions I. Chair: Michael Cox |
| Charles Redman, Christine Alfsen | Perspectives on urban resilience – policy and practice |
Urban transitions – on urban resilience and human-dominated ecosystems |
| Cheryl de Boer and Hans Bressers | New Strategies for Implementing Locally Integrated Stream
Restoration Projects |
Risk and Risk Management. Chair: Shauna BurnSilver |
| Chieko Umetsu, Thamana Lekprichakul, K. Palanisami, M. Shanthasheela and Takashi Kume | Resilience of Tsunami Affected Farm Households in Coastal
Region of Tamil Nadu, India |
Natural Disasters and Disaster Management I. Chair: Richard Streeter (TBC) |
| Chinwe Ifejika Speranza | Conceptualising and measuring buffer capacity: Assessing
dimensions of
resilience to climate change in African Agriculture |
Climate Change and Global Governance. Chair: Oran Young |
| Chris Scott, Mitchell Pavao-Zuckerman, and Barbara Morehouse | A case study: coupling ecological and social dynamics in a
semi-arid
riparian system. Project context, Ecohydrological dynamics, Social and
institutional dynamics |
Resilience in Riparian Corridors: Understanding Contributions
of Ecohydrological Change and Social Process in System Collapse and Reorganization |
| Christa Brelsford, Omaya Ahmad, Michael R. Delany, Emily Freeman, Colin Kunzweiler and Qiong Wang | Measuring Resilience After a Catastrophic Natural Disaster: A
Case
Study of Fayette, Haiti after the 2010 Earthquake |
Natural Disasters and Disaster Management II. Chair: Emily Boyd |
| Christian Stein, Jennie Barron and Henrik Ernstson | A social network approach to analyze governance of land,
water and
ecosystems: the case of Mkindo catchment, Tanzania |
Water Governance. Chair: Rimjhim Aggarwal |
| Christina Prell | Examining the link between stakeholder views on land
management and social networks |
How can a dynamic social network perspective contribute to improved understanding of transformations in SES? |
| Christopher Lyon | Culture in Regime Shifts: An Exploration of Forest-dependent
Communities in Transition |
Long-term Change and Indicators for Regime Shifts. Chair: Peggy Nelson |
| Christopher Lyon | Place, Collective Action and Social Resilience in
Forest-dependent Communities in Transition |
Resilience of Individuals and Communities in Transition. Chair: Helen Allison |
| Chuck Harris, Dale Blahna, Kathleen Wolf and Jean Daniels | Resilience across the spectrum of social-ecological systems:
Applying
reconciliation ecology to governance of diverse human settlement
systems |
Governing Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity II. Chair: Gary Kofinas |
| Chuck Harris, Dale Blahna, Kofi Akakmani and Wayde Morse | The Dynamic Nexus of Community Development, Wildland
Disturbance, and
Land Management Institutions: Integrating Resilience Theory, Patch
Dynamics, Structuration, and Adaptive Governance for More Effective
Resource Management |
Theoretical Contributions II. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Chuluun Togtokh | Resilient Development of Pastoral Social-Ecological Systems
in the Mongolian Gobi |
Resilient Communities. |
| Claire Quinn, Elisabeth Simelton, Evan Fraser and Andrew Dougill | Non-linear relations between income and vulnerability to
drought: evidence from Malawi and Botswana |
Assessing the vulnerability of food security to climate change by integrating socio-economic and environmental factors |
| Claudia Bieling | Coping with landscape change: Lessons from a comparative case
study on
agricultural abandonment in the Black Forest, Germany |
Local and traditional governance and management strategies II. Chair: Peggy Nelson |
| Claudia Pahl-Wostl | From Building the "Tower of Babel" to Shared Frameworks for
the Representation of Social-Ecological Systems |
Developing Frameworks to Study Social-Ecological Systems Over Time |
| Claudia Pahl-Wostl, Carl Folke | Water Governance in the Anthropocene <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Panels/105_Water/Pahl-Wostl_and_Folke.docx"> |
Resilience perspectives on the global water challenge |
| Claudia Pahl-wostl, Louis Lebel, Christian Knieper and Elena Nikitina | Coordinating Twinning partnerships towards more adaptive
Governance in
river basins: From panaceas to context sensitive analyses and
recommendations |
Thresholds and regime shifts in large-scale systems. Chair: G. Cumming |
| Colin Beier, Amy Lovecraft and F. Stuart Chapin | Growth and collapse of a resource system: an adaptive cycle
of change
in public lands governance and forest management in Alaska |
Resilience in Organizations. Chair: J. Marty Anderies |
| Collaborative scientific strategies to support global sustainability | Discussion <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Panels/125_Participatory/panel_abstract.docx"> |
Linking regional dynamics in tropical coastal and marine social-ecological systems to global sustainability II |
| Connie Nelson, Mirella Stroink | The role of community-engaged university scholarship in
building
resilience: Facilitating the emergence of local knowledge and
innovation |
Education for Community Resilience: Exploring Innovative Learning Systems and Cognitive Models |
| Corelia Baibarac-Duignan, Anna Davies and Niamh Harty | Urban Resilience and Travel Behaviour: Interim findings from
a
multi-method model to investigate the potential of a grassroots
approach and the Internet in promoting sustainable urban travel
behaviour |
Urban Resilience and Development. Chair: Tricia Knoot |
| Corrine Knapp, Maria Fernandez-Gimenez and F. Stuart Chapin | Environmental History as a Framework to Inform Resilience
Theory and Local Decision Making |
Theoretical Contributions III. Chair: Corrine Knapp (TBC) |
| Cynthia Selin | Rethinking Urban Governance: Knitting together Foresight and
Sustainability |
Sustainable Anticipatory Governance: Understanding Resilience, Obduracy and the Long Term in Theory and Practice |
| D. Armitage, E. Allison, M.C. Badjeck, C. Bene, T. Charles, R. Chuenpagdee, S. Coulthard, D. Johnson, G. Murray and I. Perry | The Interplay of Wellbeing and Resilience Concepts: Towards
a social-ecological perspective |
Theoretical Contributions I. Chair: Francois Bousquet |
| D.G. Webster | Computational Methods: Tools for bridging epistemic divides <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Panels/107_Stakeholders/webster.docx"> |
Methodologies for building adaptive capacity through shared learning among scientists, stakeholders and practitioners II |
| Damon Lowery and Wayde Morse | Resilience and Vulnerability in a Coastal Social-Ecological
System |
Vulnerability of Social-Ecological Systems II. Chair: Ben Nelson |
| Dan McCarthy | The Case for Social Innovation in Building Social-ecological
Resilience |
Building Innovation Through Time: Testing the Resilience of Social Innovations. Chair: Frances Westley |
| Dan Slavik | Knowing Nanuut: Local knowledge and community-based
monitoring of polar
bears within a modernizing community and dynamic icescape |
Discovering resilience in conflict: Catalysts for reorganization in adaptive governance of natural resources |
| Dan Slavik | Knowing Nanuut: Local knowledge and community-based
monitoring of polar
bears within a modernizing community and dynamic icescape |
The role of indigenous and traditional knowledge. Chair: Beatrice Crona |
| Daniel Childers, Nancy Grimm, James Heffernan, Thomas Minckley and Enrique Vivoni | Resilience and state change in high-disturbance ecosystems:
Investigating how internal processes determine susceptibility to state
change |
Resilience of the Natural Environment. Chair: Josh Cinner |
| Daniel Okoth Okeyo | Social-ecological Learning, Indigenous Knowledge and
Innovation as
means for addressing the vulnerability, adaptation and resilience to
change in the dependence on ecological systems, by artisanal fishers of
the African Great Lakes Region: the Lake Victor |
Traditional Knowledge, Learning and Innovation I: Chair: Andrew Martin Miller |
| Daniel Staley | Resilient Urban Habitats: Urban forest canopy cover, green
infrastructure and quality of life |
Urban Resilience. Chair: Sarah Mack |
| Daniel Williams | Adaptive Capacity of Social Systems: Exploring the
Differences between
Community, Landscape, and Legal/Institutional Frames |
Adaptive Capacity of Social Systems: Exploring the Differences between Community, Landscape, and Legal/Institutional Frames |
| Daniel de Vries | Temporal Vulnerability in Socio-Ecological Floodplain
Systems |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change II. Chair: Lance Gunderson |
| Darren Bardati | Adaptation, resilience, landscape and climate change in
Prince Edward Island, Canada |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change III. Darren Bardati (TBC) |
| David G. Angeler, Craig R. Allen and Richard K. Johnson | Linkages between environmental policy consequences, species
invasions
and resilience: insights from boreal lakes recovering from
acidification |
Resilience of the Natural Environment. Chair: Josh Cinner |
| David Guston | Anticipatory Governance: A Strategic Vision for Building
Reflexivity into Emerging Technologies |
Sustainable Anticipatory Governance: Understanding Resilience, Obduracy and the Long Term in Theory and Practice |
| David Ing | Natural systems, service systems: Scientific perspectives on
redesigning social-ecological systems |
Governing Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity I. Chair: Bea Crona |
| David Pereira | Resilience in spatial planning: a emerging process or an
illusion? |
Transforming Governance II. Chair: Per Olsson |
| David Steven | Resilience and the ‘long crisis’ of globalization <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Panels/54_Chasm/Steven.docx"> |
Crossing the chasm – crisis, opportunity, and transformation |
| Davin Holen | The praxis of fisheries as culture: the adaptive capacity of
fishing communities in rural Alaska |
Vulnerability of Social-Ecological Systems I. Chair: Marty Anderies |
| Deborah Jarvie | A paradigm shift in policy development for the protection of
aquifers |
Biophysical Challenges. Chair: Deborah Jarvie |
| Debra Friedman, Elizabeth Segal, Alex Zautra, Deanna Janovich, Paul Luna | Panel Discussion |
Sustainability Challenges and the Science-Policy Interface: Human Services |
| Dennis Mathaisel and Clare Comm | A Prescription to Achieve Economic and Social Sustainability
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Communication II. Chair: Dennis Mathaisel |
| Derek Armitage | Examining Marine Transformations and Adaptive Governance <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Panels/31_Marine/armitage.docx"> |
Marine Transformations and Adaptive Governance |
| Derek Kauneckis | Measuring the resilience of local governments to climate
change
impacts: theory and evidence from a survey of local governments in
Nevada |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change I |
| Derk Loorbach | Comments |
Crossing the chasm – crisis, opportunity, and transformation |
| Dhara L. Kothavala | Boundary-Spanning Communication in Science, Policy and
Industry: Framing, Perspectives and Voice |
Communication I. Chair Xavier Basurto |
| Diana Garavito Bermúdez and Cecilia Lundholm | EcoSystems Thinking and Natural Resource Management
|
Learning and Resilience Building. Chair: Thomas Elmqvist (TBC) |
| Diana Liverman, Lennart Olsson | Discussion
|
Adaptiveness in Earth System Governance |
| Discussion | |
Mixed Ontologies and Epistemologies in Resilience. Addressing Some of the Criticisms About Resilience |
| Discussion | |
Human and Earth History as a Complex System: Theoretical Challenges: Panel II |
| Donald Nelson | The human face of transformation
|
A Research Agenda for Transformative Change |
| Donald Nelson, Hallie Eakin | Adaptation with a long-view: Promoting resilience in
response to environmental and development challenges |
Scrutinizing development pathways in tropical drylands |
| Donald Nelson, Maria Carmen Lemos | “Combat” or “Coexistence”? – An historical analysis of the
impacts of
public investment in a drought prone region |
Making resilience useful for Disaster Risk Management: Multiple uses of the concept and its integration in policy |
| Duan Biggs | Lifestyle Identity Drives Reef Tourism Enterprise Resilience
and
Propensity to Conserve Australia’s Great Barrier Reef |
Local and traditional governance and management strategies I. Chair: Duan Biggs |
| Dunja Krause | Resilience In Water, Flood And Drought Risk Management -
Adaptive urban
governance in rapidly developing cities |
Resilience in water, flood and drought risk management – controlling the untameable; reconciling urban planning and water |
| Dustin Mulvaney | Vulnerability, Innovation, and Sustainability in Solar
Energy Development |
Innovation. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Edmundo Barrios and Heitor Coutinho | Fostering knowledge sharing for integrated natural resource
management
and adaptation to global change in agricultural landscapes of Brazil. |
Traditional Knowledge, Learning and Innovation II. Chair: Edmundo Barrios |
| Elin Enfors | Traps and Transformations: Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa
|
Social-ecological regime shifts and transformation |
| Elin Enfors, Jennie Barron and Line Gordon | Managing water for food and other ecosystem services: from
trade-offs to synergies |
Resilience perspectives on the global water challenge |
| Elin Selboe | Voices of the Future: Values and visions of Norwegian
children and youth on responses to climate change |
Children’s Resilience to Environmental Change: Exploring the opportunities and limits of a child centred approach to adaptation |
| Elisabeth Simelton, Claire Quinn, Nnyaladzi Batisani, Jen Dyer, David Mkwambisi | Matching farmer perceptions of drought with meteorological
data in southern Africa |
Assessing the vulnerability of food security to climate change by integrating socio-economic and environmental factors |
| Elise Granek, Mary Ruckelshaus | Ecosystem services as a common language for coastal
management: A case study of the Puget Sound Partnership |
Do ecosystem services provide a common language to facilitate participation in water management? |
| Elke Herrfahrdt-Pähle, Carl Folke, Per Olsson, Claudia Pahl-Wostl and Maja Schlüter | Transforming natural resources governance – opportunities
created by socio-political change |
Transforming Governance II. Chair: Per Olsson |
| Emilie Lindqvist | Modeling Knowledge: A Theoretical Approach To The Role Of
Memory And Learning In Natural Resource Management |
Modeling. Chair: J. Marty Anderies |
| Emily Boyd, Max Boykoff | Permissible vulnerabilities: Examining institutional
adaptation to
climate change through flood responses in Urban India |
Re-imagining development under climate change: urgency, politics and transformations |
| Emily Jane Davis and Maureen Reed | Changes in forest communities: multi-level governance and
resilience in British Columbia, Canada |
Networks, Multilevel Systems and Governance. Chair: Orjan Bodin |
| Emily Mcclung de Tapia | Landscape dynamics and transformation in the prehispanic
basin of Mexico |
Landuse Transformations I. Chair: Rimjhim Aggarwal |
| Emma Liwenga, Miriam Joshua, Tanya Stathers, Richard Lamboll and Amos Majule | Urban Resilience through Integrated Rural-Urban
Interdependencies in Tanzania and Malawi |
Urban Resilience and Development. Chair: Tricia Knoot |
| Eniola Fabusoro, Mayowa Fasona, Makoto Maruyama, Ademola Braimoh and Kikuko Shoyama | Governance and Forest Vulnerability in Southwest Nigeria:
Implications for Sustainable Forest Management |
Forests and Grazing Systems. Chair: Shauna BurnSilver |
| Erica Crawford | Flood Management Non-Sense: institutional dynamics of
cross-government collaboration |
Creativity, Crisis and Conflict: what role does resilience play in policy? |
| Erika
Svendsen, Dana Fisher, Lindsay Campbell, James Connolloy, Lynn Westphal, Michelle Romolini, Cherie LeBlanc Fisher, Alaka Wali |
Understanding urban environmental stewardship networks:
Findings from
citywide stewardship research in New York City, Seattle, Baltimore, and
Chicago |
An “All Lands, All Owners” Approach: Urban Sustainability, Governance Theory, and Poly-Centric Networks |
| Erin Carter | Northern Lights Education Initiative: Using Resilience
Thinking to
build a Vision for Education in Canada’s North |
Education for Community Resilience: Exploring Innovative Learning Systems and Cognitive Models |
| Erle Ellis | Anthromes as social-ecological systems: mapping regime
shifts globally |
Social-ecological regime shifts and transformation |
| Esther Hoffmann and Maja Rotter | Adaptation to climate change in German utilities: an
organizational learning perspective |
Climate Change Impacts. Chair: Samantha Stone-Jovicich |
| Esther
Prins, Chris Hoadley, Elias Asiamah, Alex Asiedu, Maureen Biermann, Robert Crane, Kathleen Dietrich, Julius Kejo, Emma Liwenga, Awudu Modoc, L. Jen Shaffer, Ken Tamminga, Petra Tschakert and Nuhu Umar |
Learning to adapt: How innovation, environmental information
sharing,
and social networks vary in rural Ghana and Tanzania |
Traditional Knowledge, Learning and Innovation I: Chair: Andrew Martin Miller |
| Eva Patton, Fikret Berkes | Combining local knowledge and science for adaptive resource
management:
Fisheries co-management in the western Canadian Arctic |
Enhancing community and regional resilience capacities: opportunities in coastal and Indigenous social-ecological systems |
| Evan Fraser, Chasca Twyman, Andrew Dougill, Lindsay Stringer, Claire Quinn | Closing the Loop: Climate Science, Development Practice and
Policy
Interactions in Dryland Agro-Ecological Systems |
Scrutinizing development pathways in tropical drylands |
| Evan Fraser, Elisabeth Simelton, Mette Termansen | Socio-economic factors that made cereal harvests vulnerable
to drought:
Results from a global scale quantitative study |
Assessing the vulnerability of food security to climate change by integrating socio-economic and environmental factors |
| F. Stuart Chapin | Where do we want to go? Design principles for a sustainable
Earth |
Earth stewardship: An agenda to reorient the trajectory of human interactions with the biosphere |
| F. Stuart Chapin | Planning and facilitating inevitable transformations
|
A Research Agenda for Transformative Change |
| Fabiola Sosa | Analyzing the vulnerability of socio-ecological systems as
complex systems |
Theoretical Contributions. Chair: Lance Gunderson |
| Federica Ravera, David Tarrasón, Roberto Molowni-Horas, Klaus Hubacek and Jan Sendzimir | Participatory scenario and modeling in adaptive research: a
case study
from a semiarid protected area in Nicaragua |
Modeling Social-Ecological Systems. Chair: M. Janssen |
| Fikret Berkes | Transformations, Livelihoods, Governance: Implications for
the
Resilience of Coastal Social-Ecological Systems |
Marine Transformations and Adaptive Governance |
| Fikret Berkes | Linking global drivers with local/regional change: A
social-ecological
systems analysis in Chilika Lagoon, Bay of Bengal |
Linking regional dynamics in tropical coastal and marine social-ecological systems to global sustainability II |
| Fiona Rotberg | Social Networks and Adaptation in Rural Bangladesh
|
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change I |
| Frances Westley | Social Disasters and Barriers to Transformation
|
Crossing the chasm – crisis, opportunity, and transformation |
| Frances Westley | Innovation and motivation for transformation to
sustainability: How do we start the process? |
Earth stewardship: An agenda to reorient the trajectory of human interactions with the biosphere |
| Frances Westley | Institutional entrepreneurship and leadership in SES
|
How can a dynamic social network perspective contribute to improved understanding of transformations in SES? |
| Franciska Rosen and Per Olsson | The emergence of large-scale sustainability initiatives:
Transforming
marine governance in the Coral Triangle |
Transforming Governance 1. Chair: Per Olsson |
| Francois Bousquet | Socio ecological theories and empirical research
|
Theoretical Contributions I. Chair: Francois Bousquet |
| Frans van der Ven | Communities of practice - essential ingredients in creating
resilient urban water and flooding systems |
Resilience in water, flood and drought risk management – controlling the untameable; reconciling urban planning and water |
| Frédéric
Mertens, Jordan Oestreicher, Leandra Fatorelli, Lígia Valadão, Maria Berçot, Johanne Saint-Charles, Robert Davidson, Donna Mergler, Marc Lucotte |
In the field with the PLUPH and CARUSO projects: tools to
bridge Ecohealth and Resilience approaches |
Ecohealth and resilience thinking: Trading lessons for human health research and practice |
| Gail Whiteman | Communicating Resilience Science to Business Scholars and
Corporate Executives |
The policy translation and communication of resilience |
| Gary Kofinas | Towards Adaptive Co-Management of Human-Caribou Systems?:
Lessons from
regional comparisons and international cooperation |
Resilience and Transformations in a Rapidly Changing North |
| Geiske Bouma, Beitske Boonstra, Hanneke Puts and Adriaan Slob | Resilient urban areas: governing the social-ecological system
through
the adoption of an ecosystem services approach in spatial planning |
Governing Urban Systems. Chair: Lance Gunderson |
| George Hambrecht and Gavin Lucas | Vulnerability in the Early Modern World - Historical
Archaeology in Iceland and Barbuda |
Vulnerability of Social-Ecological Systems II. Chair: Ben Nelson |
| Gesche Krause and Marion Glaser | Mangroves and People in North Brazil: Appropriate Knowledge
for a Mangrove-based Social-Ecological System |
Linking regional dynamics in tropical coastal and marine social-ecological systems to global sustainability II |
| Graeme Cumming | Regime shifts and the resilience of big river basins
|
Thresholds and regime shifts in large-scale systems. Chair: G. Cumming |
| Gregg Walker | Resilience and Progress in the United Nations Climate Change
Negotiations |
Resilience Through Multi-scalar Collaboration |
| Gregory Hill and Steven Kolmes | Adaption and Transformation in the Columbia River Basin
|
Thresholds and regime shifts in large-scale systems. Chair: G. Cumming |
| Group activity | Activity: Stakeholder mock-up breakouts - responding to
change and identifying thresholds |
Resilience in Riparian Corridors: Understanding Contributions
of Ecohydrological Change and Social Process in System Collapse and Reorganization |
| Group discussion | Contributions of chapter authors to discussion on 'options
for
addressing adapting institutions, governance and complexity' |
Adaptive institutions, governance and complexity |
| Gunn-Elin Fedreheim, Camilla Risvoll-Godø, Audun Sandberg | National Parks as Regional Socio-Ecological Systems, a
multilevel governance challenge |
Developing Frameworks to Study Social-Ecological Systems Over Time |
| Gustav Engström and Anastasios Xepapadeas | Economic growth in a Daisyworld
|
Modeling. Chair: J. Marty Anderies |
| Gustav Engström and Dieter Grass | Povertry traps, economic growth and the advancement of
doomsday |
Thresholds and regime shifts: Quantitative Theory. Chair: Marty Anderies |
| Gyan Prakash Sharma | Extent of invasive alien species linked to socio-economic
indicators |
Ecology, Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity I. Chair: Terry Chapin |
| H. Randy Gimblett | Modeling approaches for system coupling and resilience
assessment |
Resilience in Riparian Corridors: Understanding Contributions
of Ecohydrological Change and Social Process in System Collapse and Reorganization |
| H. Randy Gimblett and Mitchell Pavao-Zuckerman | Integration and synthesis of stakeholder mock-up
interactions |
Resilience in Riparian Corridors: Understanding Contributions
of Ecohydrological Change and Social Process in System Collapse and Reorganization |
| Hallie Eakin, Emma Tompkins | Uncertainty, scale, and space in privately-provided public
climate
change adaptations: Institutional challenges |
A Research Agenda for Transformative Change |
| Hallie Eakin, Hugo Perales and Kirsten Appendini | Between rigidity and lock-in traps: Adaptability and the
future of maize in Mexico |
Food systems and food security II. Chair: Hallie Eakin |
| Hanna Erixon, Sara Borgstrom and Erik Andersson | Using resilience as a conceptual framework to explore
integrative and
operative approaches to large-scale green structures in urbanising
regions. |
Urban Resilience. Chair: Sarah Mack |
| Hanna Erixon, Sara Borgstrom and Erik Andersson | Using resilience as a conceptual framework to explore
integrative and
operative approaches to large-scale green structures in urbanising
regions |
Urban Transformations II. Chair: Robert Mugerauer |
| Hannah Gosnell and Nicole Robinson | Can Carbon Markets Facilitate a Sustainability Transition on
Ranchlands
in the American West? Limitations and Alternatives |
Economic Institutions and Governance. Chair: Allain Barnett |
| Hanneke Puts and Michael Duijn | Governance of the subsurface: how to deal with new
opportunities within
the subsurface in current spatial planning practices? |
Biophysical Challenges. Chair: Deborah Jarvie |
| Harmony Paulsen | Promoting Resilience in Water Management through Local
Network Governance |
Water Governance. Chair: Rimjhim Aggarwal |
| Hassabelrasoul Ali | Oil development in the Sudan: Managing a tipping point
between planned and catastrophic transformation |
Transforming Governance 1. Chair: Per Olsson |
| Heila Lotz-Sisitka and Tally Palmer | Horizontal and Vertical Learning: Expanding learning of
sustainability practices in activity systems |
Knowledge, communication, and learning in adaptation across
institutional levels and within peer groups: current knowledge and future research |
| Helen Allison | Introduction |
Mixed Ontologies and Epistemologies in Resilience. Addressing Some of the Criticisms About Resilience |
| Helen Allison | The Role of Psychological Type in Critiquing Resilience |
Mixed Ontologies and Epistemologies in Resilience. Addressing Some of the Criticisms About Resilience |
| Helen Allison | Regime Shifts in Two Australian Inland Cities, Kalgoorlie
and Broken Hill |
Characterizing Regime Shifts: Urban Case Studies and Data. Chair: J. Marty Anderies |
| Helen Allison | Can knowledge of personality type make a useful contribution
to
increasing resilience at the community level? |
Resilience of Individuals and Communities in Transition. Chair: Helen Allison |
| Helen Ross, Michael Cuthill, Kirsten Maclean | Know it, use it, grow it: strategies for regional, community
and
Indigenous managers to enhance social and social-ecological resilience |
Enhancing community and regional resilience capacities: opportunities in coastal and Indigenous social-ecological systems |
| Helen Shaw and Ian Whyte | Post Medieval land use and vegetation change in the Yorkshire
Dales,
UK: Understanding ecological and social resilience through time |
Governing Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity I. Chair: Bea Crona |
| Henrik Ernstson | On transformative change and urban resilience: lessons from
social-ecological research in Stockholm |
Urban transitions – on urban resilience and human-dominated ecosystems |
| Henrik Ernstson, Jeff Ranara | Social-ecological network analysis (iSENA): four approaches
towards empirical research |
Integrated social-ecological networks – a cross-disciplinary
conceptual and analytical framework for studying social-ecological systems |
| Henrik Moller, Janet Stephenson, Jonathan Dick, Rauru Kirikiri, Nicole McCrossin, Rachel Turner | Resonance of Maori world view and social-ecological
resilience thinking
for community-led restoration of coastal ecosystems in Aotearoa/New
Zealand |
Enhancing community and regional resilience capacities: opportunities in coastal and Indigenous social-ecological systems |
| Henrik Österblom | Co-evolving institutions: An evolutionary arms race for
Antarctic Marine living resources |
Marine Resource Governance. Chair: Oran Young |
| Henrik Österblom, Matilda Valman | Transboundary governance in the Baltic Sea
|
Navigating transformations: Opportunities and challenges in marine social-ecological systems I |
| Heriberto Cabezas, Tarsha Eason and Ahjond Garmestani | Early Detection of Regime Shifts in Complex Systems from
Fisher Information |
Thresholds and regime shifts: Quantitative Theory. Chair: Marty Anderies |
| Hety Herawati and Heru Santoso | Wildfire and Tropical Forest Resilience under Changing
Climate: Policy and Institution Analysis in Indonesia |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change II. Chair: Lance Gunderson |
| Howard Silverman, Cathy Kellon and Peter + Trudy Johnson-Lenz | Design for Resilience
|
Communication II. Chair: Dennis Mathaisel |
| Ignacio Palomo, Berta Martín-López, Cesar López-Santiago and Carlos Montes | Building resilience through multi-scale scenarios under the
ecosystem
services framework in a protected area: the Doñana Social-Ecological
system, SW Spain |
Ecology, Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity I. Chair: Terry Chapin |
| Ingmar van Meerkerk, Jurian Edelenbos, Mattijs van Maasakkers and Adriaan Slob | Boundary judgments and their consequences for the governance
of complex
spatial-water issues. A comparison of the Dutch Haringvliet sluices and
the American Atchafalaya Basin |
Water Governance. Chair: Rimjhim Aggarwal |
| Ingrid van de Leemput, Vasilis Dakos, Marten Scheffer and Egbert van Nes | Slow recovery from local disturbances: an early-warning
signal for regime shifts? |
Long-term Change and Indicators for Regime Shifts. Chair: Peggy Nelson |
| Ioan Fazey | Vulnerability and Maladaptation in the Solomon Islands
|
Vulnerability of Social-Ecological Systems I. Chair: Marty Anderies |
| Ioan Fazey | Resilience as a Concept for Our Time |
Mixed Ontologies and Epistemologies in Resilience. Addressing Some of the Criticisms About Resilience |
| Irene Iniesta-Arandia, Berta Martín-López, Marina García-Llorente, Carlos Montes and Pedro Aguilera | The role of social networks in local water governance in a
semiarid watershed (South-East, Spain) |
Networks, Multilevel Systems and Governance. Chair: Orjan Bodin |
| Irene Pérez | The irrigation system of the northwest Murcia Region (Spain):
robustness of traditional social-ecological systems to resource
intruders |
Social-ecological interdependencies and the robustness of irrigation-based agroecosystems. |
| Ivan Townshend, Bill Reimer, Dana Edge, Judith Kulig and Nancy Lightfoot | On the Structure of Perceived Resiliency and Community
Cohesion in Wildfire Communities |
Ecology, Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity I. Chair: Terry Chapin |
| J. David Tabara | On the process and impact of vertical and horizontal
communication on
social learning three decades after the breaking of the Tous Dam in
Eastern Spain |
Knowledge, communication, and learning in adaptation across
institutional levels and within peer groups: current knowledge and future research |
| J.M. Anderies and M.A. Janssen | The impact of uncertainty on collective action in irrigation
experiments |
Social-ecological interdependencies and the robustness of irrigation-based agroecosystems. |
| Jack Ahern | A suite of five strategies for building urban resilience
|
Building Urban Resilience Capacity: Landscape design, Planning and Social equity |
| Jacob Freeman, Andrea Torvinen, John M. Anderies, Ben Nelson and Ann Kinzig | Analyzing the Impact of Crop Specialization in a Prehispanic
Maize-Agave Economy in Northern Mexico |
Food systems and food security II. Chair: Hallie Eakin |
| Jacob von Heland | Transformative Learning as the End of Learning
|
Anticipatory Learning: Chair: Xavier Basurto |
| Jacob von Heland and Carl Folke | The Social-Ancestral Contract: Revisiting Culture in
Ecosystem Services |
The role of indigenous and traditional knowledge. Chair: Beatrice Crona |
| Jacopo Alessandro Baggio | Multiple managers and heterogeneous landscapes: an
integrated social-ecological network modelling approach |
Integrated social-ecological networks – a cross-disciplinary
conceptual and analytical framework for studying social-ecological systems |
| James Meldrum | Modeling the Role of Expectations in the Dynamics of
Adaptively-Managed Social Ecological Systems |
Theoretical Contributions II. Chair: Joshua Cinner |
| James Meldrum, Patricia Champ, Anna Schoettle and Craig Bond | The Social Context of Managing High Elevation Pine Forests
for Ecological Resilience |
Resilience of the Natural Environment. Chair: Josh Cinner |
| James Powell and Gary Kofinas | Community sustainability indicators: Recent patterns in
development and
use in decision-making the US and Juneau Alaska |
Community Governance and Resilience. Chair: Gary Kofinas |
| Jameson Wetmore | The Challenge of Path Dependency and the Need for
Anticipatory Governance |
Sustainable Anticipatory Governance: Understanding Resilience, Obduracy and the Long Term in Theory and Practice |
| Jan Sendzimir, Chris Reij and @crs. Piotr Magnuszewski | Rebuilding Resilience in the Sahel: Re-greening in the
Maradi and Zinder Regions of Niger |
Local and traditional governance and management strategies I. Chair: Duan Biggs |
| Jana Carp | The Slow Movement in Sonoma Valley, California: Politics and
Pleasure in Seeking Resilience |
Collaborative Resilience and Social Learning |
| Jeff Ranara, Fredrik Liljeros, Regina Lindborg, Henrik Ernstson, Erik Andersson and Thomas Elmqvist | Mapping of Social-Ecological Values in Stockholm:
Implications for
Ecosystem Services, and Urban Transition Planning |
Learning and Resilience Building. Chair: Thomas Elmqvist (TBC) |
| Jen Dyer, Nicola Favretto, Lindsay C. Stringer, Andrew J. Dougill | Managing land for food or energy: can J. curcas provide
win-win opportunities? |
Assessing the vulnerability of food security to climate change by integrating socio-economic and environmental factors |
| Jennifer Auer | Anticipating policy impacts with path dependence: An
application to the
property rights - urban development debate |
Urban Resilience. Chair: Sarah Mack |
| Jennifer Hodbod | Biofuels as a perturbation to the resilience of food systems
at multiple scales |
Food systems and food security I. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Jenny Bellamy, Emma Jakku | Combining local knowledge and science for adaptive resource
management:
Fisheries co-management in the western Canadian Arctic |
Enhancing community and regional resilience capacities: opportunities in coastal and Indigenous social-ecological systems |
| Jetske Bouma | Biodiversity conservation and the potential for community
co-management
– case studies from Costa Rica and Vietnam |
Ecology, Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity II. Chair: Patrick Bourgeron |
| Jo Moran-Ellis, Kate Burningham, Will Medd, Sue Tapsell, Marion Walker, Rebecca Whittle | Children, Resilience and Urban Flood: context and ideology
|
Children’s Resilience to Environmental Change: Exploring the opportunities and limits of a child centred approach to adaptation |
| Jochen Hinkel, Giacomo Trombi, Saskia Werners, Jaro Mysiak | Tipping points in socio-ecological systems: Experience from
European case studies |
Detour ahead: Thresholds in climate change adaptation - examples from Europe. Chair: Saskia Werners and Stefan Pfenninger |
| Jochen Hinkel, Pieter W.G. Bots, Maja Schlüter | Towards a common framework for analyzing the sustainability
of social-ecological systems: a meta-framework |
Developing Frameworks to Study Social-Ecological Systems Over Time |
| Johan Rockström | Confronting the water challenge in a turbulent world
|
Resilience perspectives on the global water challenge |
| Johanna Wolf and Trevor Bell | “It’s no use trying to fight the weather” – Adaptation to
climate
change in aboriginal communities in Labrador |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change III. Darren Bardati (TBC) |
| John Handmer | Financial resilience in disaster
|
Making resilience useful for Disaster Risk Management: Multiple uses of the concept and its integration in policy |
| John Kittinger, Anne Dowling, Andrew Purves, Nicole Milne, Per Olsson | Multiple-agency management, marine protected areas, and
monumental
surprise in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands |
Navigating transformations: Opportunities and challenges in marine social-ecological systems I |
| John
Kittinger, John M. Pandolfi, Jonathan H. Blodgett, Terry L. Hunt, Hong Jiang, Kep? Maly, Loren E. McClenachan, Jennifer K. Schultz and Bruce A. Wilcox |
Long-Term Relationships in
Social-Ecological Systems: Using the Past to Manage for the Future in
Hawaiian Coral Reefs |
Long-term Change and Indicators for Regime Shifts. Chair: Peggy Nelson |
| John Murphy | Modeling the Resilience of an Archaeological Irrigation
Society: Challenges of Scope and Scale |
Types of Social Ecological Systems and the Role of Place Based Resilience |
| John Parker, Astier Almedom, Tim Griffin and Daniel Gonzalez | Understanding the Dynamics of Smallholder Adoption and
Diffusion of
Water Management Innovations: A Case Study of the Quesungual
Slash-and-Mulch Agroforestry System in Southwestern Honduras |
Traditional Knowledge, Learning and Innovation II. Chair: Edmundo Barrios |
| John Plodinec | The Community Resilience System: Enhancing Community
Resilience |
Challenges in Building Community Resilience: Policy and Implementation Challenges |
| John Robinson and Alberto Cayuela | CIRS: A Living Laboratory of Sustainability and Community
Engagement |
Building Innovation Through Time: Testing the Resilience of Social Innovations. Chair: Frances Westley |
| John Thompson | Governance, Pathways and the Transformation of Global
Agri-Food Systems |
Crossing the chasm – crisis, opportunity, and transformation |
| John Usher | In defense of McDonaldization: polymorphism as emergent
indigenization |
Local and traditional governance and management strategies III. Chair: Camille Washington-ottombre |
| Jon Breschak, Mark Rickenbach and Tricia Knoot | Water Quality, Adaptive Capacity, and Network Capital: The
Use of Text
Data Mining and Dynamic Social Network Analysis To Gain Social Insight |
Networks, Multilevel Systems and Governance. Chair: Orjan Bodin |
| Jon Norberg and J. Marty Anderies | Formalizing social capital in natural resource economics
|
Human and Earth History as a Complex System: Theoretical Challenges: Panel II |
| Jonas Nielsen | The Resilient Vulnerable
|
Scrutinizing development pathways in tropical drylands |
| Jonathan Koppell | Panel Discussion |
Sustainability Policy & Practice Synthesis |
| Joost Mattheus Vervoort, Kasper Kok, Ron van Lammeren, Tom (A.) Veldkamp and + Arnold Bregt | Stepping into systems: multi-media strategies for the
communication of
insights on social-ecological dynamics and scales |
Communication I. Chair Xavier Basurto |
| Jos Brils, Suzanne van der Meulen, Jacco de Hoog, Adriaan Slob | Ecosystem services as common language to facilitate
participation in a
Dutch, regional river restoration case |
Do ecosystem services provide a common language to facilitate participation in water management? |
| Joseph Luczkovich, Rebecca Deehr, Jeffrey Johnson | Linking social and ecological networks in coastal fisheries
in North Carolina |
Integrated social-ecological networks – a cross-disciplinary
conceptual and analytical framework for studying social-ecological systems |
| Joseph Tainter | Resources and Societies: Past and Future
|
Human and Earth History as a Complex System: Theoretical Challenges: Panel II |
| Joshua Cinner | How institutional designs and the socioeconomic context
influence the
outcomes of coral reef co-management systems |
Marine Transformations and Adaptive Governance |
| Joshua Cinner | Linking social science and ecology to understand the
vulnerability of
coastal societies to changes in coral reef resources |
Transitional States in Marine Social-Ecological Systems: challenges, risks, and opportunities. |
| Juan Carlos Rocha Gordo " | Sustainability Requires Time: A Deep Time Perspective on
Vulnerability
and Resilience in the Caribbean - Jago Cooper ,Paper 2, Misperception
of Feedbacks: Another Source of Vulnerability in Social-Ecological
Systems |
Vulnerability of Social-Ecological Systems I. Chair: Marty Anderies |
| Juan Carlos Rocha Gordo, Reinette Oonsie Biggs and Garry Peterson | The Domino Effect: A Network Analysis of Regime Shifts
Drivers and Causal Pathways |
Characterizing Regime Shifts: Urban Case Studies and Data. Chair: J. Marty Anderies |
| Julia Klein, Emily Yeh, Kelly Hopping, Yonten Nyima, Jia Hu, Randall Boone, Kathleen Galvin and Shichang Kang | Vulnerability on the Roof of the World: Resilience to Climate
Change
and Natural Resource Policies on the Tibetan Plateau |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change IV. Chair: Marco Janssen |
| Julie Davidson, Neil Holbrook, Peat Leith, Melissa Nursey-Bray, Ingrid Van Putten and Elizabeth Madin | Determining the Resilience of Australian Marine
Social-Ecological
Systems: The challenge of operationalising resilience thinking |
Determining Resilience. Chair: Nathan Engle |
| Kaitlyn Rathwell and Garry Peterson | Networks of collaboration increase water management
activities across an agricultural landscape |
Network Approaches. Chair: M. Janssen |
| Kalb Stevenson, Lilian Alessa and Andrew Kliskey | Challenges to Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security in
the Circumpolar North and Potential Solutions |
Food systems and food security I. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Karina Benessaiah | To shrimp or not to shrimp? Path dependence and change in
the Estero Real, Nicaragua |
Creativity, Crisis and Conflict: what role does resilience play in policy? |
| Karl-Goran Maler and Chuan-Zhong Li | Measuring sustainability under regime shift uncertainty: A
resilience pricing approach |
Thresholds and regime shifts: Quantitative Theory. Chair: Marty Anderies |
| Karyn Fox | Adaptive Governance for Resilient Livelihoods and
Sustainable Landscapes in Bali |
Sustainability, Resilience, and Governance I. Chair: Marty Anderies |
| Kasper Kok | Social-ecological regime shifts a useful concept?
Trajectories vs. Regime Shifts |
Social-ecological regime shifts and transformation |
| Kasper Kok, Mathijs Van Vliet | Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping: a participatory model as part of
scenario development toolbox |
Participatory modeling: A way to promote collaborative learning in multilevel governance I |
| Katherine Spielmann and Rimjhim Aggarwal | Storage and Resilience in Small-Scale Agriculture in
Semi-Arid Environments |
Risk and Risk Management. Chair: Shauna BurnSilver |
| Kathleen Galvin, David Nkedianye, Robin Reid | Pastoral Adaptation through Governance to Changing African
Landscapes |
Adaptiveness in Earth System Governance |
| Kathleen Parewick | Things Change, We Change: Planning for Community Resilience
in the Canadian Arctic |
Community Governance and Resilience. Chair: Gary Kofinas |
| Kathleen Schwerdtner-Mañez | Mangroves in transition: social-ecological transformations
in the face of environmental change |
Linking regional dynamics in tropical coastal and marine social-ecological systems to global sustainability I |
| Kathleen Sutcliffe | Organizing for Resilience
|
Resilience and Business |
| Kathryn Kyle | Discussant
|
Creativity, Crisis and Conflict: what role does resilience play in policy? |
| Katrin Daedlow, Volker Beckmann and Robert Arlinghaus | Assessing an adaptive cycle in a social system under external
pressure
to change: the importance of intergroup relations in recreational
fisheries governance |
Theoretical Contributions I. Chair: Francois Bousquet |
| Katrina Brown | Lost in Translation? Resilience ideas in international
development |
The policy translation and communication of resilience |
| Keith Gibson, Axel Moehrenschlager and Michael Quinn | Patterns in the Clouds: A Framework for Engaging with
Resilience Thinking |
Theoretical Contributions. Chair: Mark Reed (TBC) |
| Keith
Prufer, Vernon Scarborough, Arlen Chase, Diane Z. Chase, Rafael Cobos, Nicholas Dunning, Joel D. Gunn, Scott L. Fedick, Vilma Fialko, Gyles Iannone, David Lentz, Rodrigo Liendo, Lisa Lucero, Jeremy A. Sabloff, Joseph Tainter, Fred Valdez, Jr., and Sander van der Leeuw |
IHOPE Maya: Resilience and Rigidity in the Development and
Disintegration of Complex Societies in the Tropical Lowlands of
Mesoamerica |
Regime Shifts in Human and Earth History: Case Studies: Panel I |
| Keith Tidball | Urgent Biophilia: Human-Nature Interactions in Red Zone
Recovery and Resilience |
Greening in the Red Zone: Disaster, Resilience, and Community Greening |
| Keith Tidball, Marianne Krasny, Erika Svendsen, Lindsay Campbell, Kenneth Helphand | Stewardship, learning, and memory in disaster resilience
|
Environmental Education, Learning, and Social-ecological System Resilience |
| Keli Perrin | The challenge of adapting and applying the theoretical
understandings of resilience to community systems |
Challenges in Building Community Resilience: Policy and Implementation Challenges |
| Ken Caine | The Role of Conflict in Resilience: An Introduction and Case
Study |
Discovering resilience in conflict: Catalysts for reorganization in adaptive governance of natural resources |
| Ken Frank | Social Network Models for Natural Resource Use and
Extraction |
How can a dynamic social network perspective contribute to improved understanding of transformations in SES? |
| Ken Mccown, Kim Steele, Gabriel Diaz-Montemayor | Discussion: A narrative of the contemporary environmental and
cultural
condition of the Sonoran Desert city and its surrounding region and a
discussion of what landscape architects are doing to benefit resilience
of socio-ecological systems |
Resilience in Sonoran Desert Cities |
| Ken
Tamminga, L. Jen Shaffer, Elias Asiama, Alex Asiedu, Maureen Biermann, Rob Crane, Kathleen Dietrich, Chris Hoadley, Julius Kejo, Emma Liwenga, Awudu Modoc, Esther Prins, Petra Tschakert and Nuhu Umar |
Grounded: Walking journeys and environmental monitoring as
portals to
anticipatory learning and resilience from and within the working
landscape |
Anticipatory Learning: Chair: Xavier Basurto |
| Kenneth Abbott and David Gartner | Global Governance and the Multilevel Challenge of
Resilience: Lessons from Global Health |
Multilevel Governance. Chair: Marco Janssen |
| Kenny Salau and Jacopo Baggio | Management and Dynamics in a Predator-Prey Metapopulation
|
Characteristics of social networks as indicators of resilience in social-ecological systems |
| Kevin Gotham, Douglas Meffert, Wayne Zipperer, Joshua Lewis | Discussion
|
Resilience, Vulnerability, and Sustainability in Post-Katrina New Orleans |
| Kirk Emerson, Nils Ferrand, Marilyn ten Drink, Jan Sendzimir, Neil Adger, Bruno Locatelli | Debate
|
Participatory modeling: A way to promote collaborative learning in multilevel governance II |
| Kirsten Larsen, Graham Turner, Chris Ryan and Mark Lawrence | Food Supply Scenarios: exploring challenges to the core
function of
food systems – sustainable and secure provision of a nutritious diet |
Food systems and food security I. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Klaus Eisenack and Micha Steinhäuser | A Micro-Foundation of Direct and Indirect Damages due to
Extreme Weather |
Natural Disasters and Disaster Management II. Chair: Emily Boyd |
| Klaus Eisenack, Rebecca Stecker | An Action Theory of Adaptation to Climate Change
|
Resilience: A Pipe Dream or a Viable Mechanism for Addressing Adaptation to Climate Change in Urban Regions |
| Klaus Hubacek and Mark Reed | Lessons learned from a computer-assisted participatory
planning and management process in UK’s uplands |
Modeling Social-Ecological Systems. Chair: M. Janssen |
| Kostas Alexandridis | Identifying social community resilience in collective
semantic knowledge transformations |
Knowledge and Action. Chair: Tischa Munoz-Erickson (TBC) |
| Kostas Alexandridis, Lia Ortiz and Simon Pittman | An ethnoecological investigation of social resilience and
adaptation
patterns in Caribbean/USVI historical fishing community |
Theoretical Contributions. Chair: Mark Reed (TBC) |
| Kris Johnson | Bringing imagination to decision-making: blending
participatory
scenario workshops with policy and planning processes |
Methodologies for building adaptive capacity through shared learning among scientists, stakeholders and practitioners I |
| Kristian Jakobsen | Using a Livelihood Asset-based Approach for Adaptation
Policy Targeting |
Theoretical Contributions I. Chair: Francois Bousquet |
| Kristy Faccer, Lorren Haywood and Lozelle Reed | Tracking Risk and Resilience in the Sustainability Landscape
of Corporate South Africa |
Resilience in Organizations. Chair: J. Marty Anderies |
| Lance Gunderson | Examining possibilities for adaptive governance in the
Everglades, the
Grand Canyon, and other large scale systems |
Resilience Thinking and the Policy Sciences: Thoughts Towards Productive Engagement |
| Lars Hein | Integrated Assessment of CZM in the Netherlands, three case
studies |
Linking regional dynamics in tropical coastal and marine social-ecological systems to global sustainability II |
| Laura Kowler | Multi-level Institutional Arrangements: The Articulation of
Bolivia’s
New Forest Governance Regime in the Amazon Region |
Multilevel Governance. Chair: Marco Janssen |
| Laura Kuhl | Institutional Arrangements for Resilience in the Face of
Climate
Change: An analysis of disaster preparedness and response for flooding
in La Ceiba, Honduras |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change II. Chair: Lance Gunderson |
| Laura Schmitt Olabisi, Anne R. Kapuscinski, Kris Johnson, Peter Reich, Brian Stenquist, Kathryn Draeger | Learning from the tension between scenario visioning and
systems
modeling: insights from the Minnesota 2050 project |
Methodologies for building adaptive capacity through shared learning among scientists, stakeholders and practitioners I |
| Laura Seraydarian | Vulnerability, Governance Issues and Resilience Pathways in
Urban Water
Markets: A Case Study from Indore, India |
Urban Resilience to Climate Change: Framing Resilience Processes in Practice |
| Laura Vang Rasmussen, Anette Reenberg | Unravelling the dynamic features of land use systems in the
Sahel: Can
modelling assist to assess resilience and vulnerability? |
Scrutinizing development pathways in tropical drylands |
| Lauren Withycombe and Christy Mercer | Guiding Principles for Developing Adaptive Capacity through
Anticipatory Learning |
Anticipatory Learning: Chair: Xavier Basurto |
| Leopoldo Cavaleri Gerhardinger, Gustavo Martins and Alexandre Moreira | The emergence and social-ecological transformation of a
twenty year-old 'ecovillage' in coastal Brazil |
Sustainability, Resilience, and Governance II. Chair: Xavier Basurto |
| Levania Santoso and Tim Cronin | Media analysis on REDD+ policy in Indonesia
|
Communication II. Chair: Dennis Mathaisel |
| Lilia Yumagulova | Resilient by design: The Role of Institutional Adaptation to
Environmental Risk in Cities |
Governing Urban Systems. Chair: Lance Gunderson |
| Lilia Yumagulova | Resilient Institutions = Vulnerable people? Understanding the
‘hour-glass’ of flood risk management in urban marginalized communities
in Russia |
Creativity, Crisis and Conflict: what role does resilience play in policy? |
| Lilian Alessa, Peter Schweitzer, and Terry Chapin | Resilience, Vulnerability, and Adaptation: An Alaskan
Approach to
Analyzing High Latitude Social-ecological Systems |
Resilience and Transformations in a Rapidly Changing North |
| Line Gordon, Lowe Borjesson, Elin Enfors | What can we learn from a resilience perspective on the
re-greening of the Sahel? |
Scrutinizing development pathways in tropical drylands |
| Lisa Westerhoff | Commentary - Governing adaptation
|
Re-imagining development under climate change: urgency, politics and transformations |
| Lisbeth Jamila Haider | Resilience of meso-level institutions in Central Highlands
of Afghanistan |
Resilient Communities. |
| Lisen Schultz, Cecilia Lundholm | Learning for resilience? Exploring learning opportunities in
Biosphere Reserves |
Environmental Education, Learning, and Social-ecological System Resilience |
| Lisen Schultz, Ryan Plummer | Social-ecological inventories: an approach for finding key
actors (and engaging them) |
Resilience Assessment: Practical applications of resilience thinking |
| Liz Gladin | Collaborative Spaces and Places: moving from Resilient
Management to
Resilience Management in sustainable water policy-making? A case study
from the Sierra Nevada, California. |
Water Governance. Chair: Rimjhim Aggarwal |
| Lorena Franco, Germán Andrade and Juliana Delgado | Resilience surrogates in transformed ecosystems. Targeting
actions to
enhance adaptation to environmental change of Andean wetlands, Lake
Fúquene case study, Colombian eastern mountain range |
Landuse Transformations I. Chair: Rimjhim Aggarwal |
| Lorenzo Chelleri, Marta De Olazabal Salgado and Françoise Breton | Some starters for the translation of resilience theory into
the city planning practises |
Urban Transformations I. Chair: Steve Moddemeyer |
| Louisa Evans | Limits to adaptation and barriers to transformation in the
Coral Triangle |
Navigating Transformations: Opportunities and challenges for transformation in marine social-ecological systems II |
| Louisa Evans | Do the institutions to manage transformations exist or do we
need new institutions? |
A Research Agenda for Transformative Change |
| Louise Jackson, Kamal Bawa, Peter de Ruiter, Luis Garcia-Barrios, Patrick Lavelle | Bringing resilience down to earth: Panel discussion
|
Sustainable weighting of ecology-economics tradeoff (SWEET):
Agrobiodiversity, sustainability and sustainagility across land use intensification gradients in a global comparative study |
| Lucy Rist and Jon Moen | Does Resilience offer a new model for Sustainable Forest
Management? |
Resilience of the Natural Environment. Chair: Josh Cinner |
| Luis Enrique García-Barrios | How Small-holders in MAB buffer zones are adapting their Land
Stewardship and Livelihoods to Agricultural Price De-regulation, to
Environmental Service Markets and to Conservation Policies |
Sustainable weighting of ecology-economics tradeoff (SWEET):
Agrobiodiversity, sustainability and sustainagility across land use intensification gradients in a global comparative study |
| Madhusudan Katti, Andrew Jones, Henry Delcore, Derya Ozgoc-Caglar, and Tom Holyoke | Water management and urban resilience: exploring the dynamic
interplay
between water policy, residential water use, the urban landscape, and
plant and bird diversity |
Urban Transformations II. Chair: Robert Mugerauer |
| Magnus Tuvendal and Thomas Elmqvist | Using ecosystem services as a framework for matching social
and ecological scales |
Governing Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity II. Chair: Gary Kofinas |
| Maja Schlueter, Jochen Hinkel, Pieter Bots, Robert Arlinghaus | Applying a SES framework to model the coupled dynamics of
SES |
Developing Frameworks to Study Social-Ecological Systems Over Time |
| Maka‘ala
Ka‘aumoana, Debbie Gowensmith, Cheryl Anderson, Sarah Henly-Shepard, Gabrielle Schuerger, Edward Glazier, John Kittinger |
Vulnerable or Resilient? Coping with Social-Ecological
Transformations in a Pacific Island Community |
Indigenous Resilience in Times of Social-Ecological Change. |
| Marcela Olmedo | Coping and adaptive strategies to climatic variability among
herders
for Fontina cheese from Aosta Valley, Italy. |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change III. Darren Bardati (TBC) |
| Marcus Moench | From Concepts to Action: Building Climate Resilience in
Asian Cities |
Urban Resilience to Climate Change: Framing Resilience Processes in Practice |
| Margot Hill and Nathan Engle | Challenges and opportunities in identifying and mobilizing
adaptive
capacity in water governance regimes for managing climate and
hydrological uncertainty |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change II. Chair: Lance Gunderson |
| Mari Shioya | Socio-Ecological Resilience and Adaptive Governance for
Sustainable Resource Management |
Ecology, Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity II. Chair: Patrick Bourgeron |
| Maria Carmen Lemos, Arun Agrawal | Adaptive development
|
Re-imagining development under climate change: urgency, politics and transformations |
| Maria Falaleeva, Stefan Gray, Cathal O'Mahony and Val Cummins | Adaptive Co-management for coastal climate adaptation in
Ireland:
Pragmatic preconditions for theory application |
Climate Change and Global Governance. Chair: Oran Young |
| Maria Tengö, Emmanuel Raufflet and Marc-André Guertin | Landscape entrepreneurship – catalyzing change towards
ecosystem management |
Landuse Transformations II. Chair: Maria Tengö |
| Maria Tengö, Henrik Ernstson, Chantal Radimilahy and Thomas Elmqvist | Analyzing ecosystem governance in human dominated landscapes
– the
usefulness of a social-ecological network approach |
Determining Resilience. Chair: Nathan Engle |
| Marianne Krasny and Keith Tidball | Resilience and Transformation: Greening in the Red Zone
|
Greening in the Red Zone: Disaster, Resilience, and Community Greening |
| Marianne Krasny, Wolff-Michael Roth | Environmental education for social-ecological system
resilience: A perspective from activity theory |
Knowledge and Action. Chair: Tischa Munoz-Erickson (TBC) |
| Marilyn Buchholtz ten Brink, Ann Vega, Brian Dyson, Tom Stockton, Tim Canfield and Patricia Bradley | A Framework for Facilitating Ecosystem Services-Based
Decision-Making
and the Development of Decision Support Tools |
Sustainability, Resilience, and Governance II. Chair: Xavier Basurto |
| Marina Alberti | Resilience of Urbanizing Ecosystems: Emerging Hypotheses and
Scientific Challenges |
Thresholds and regime shifts: Quantitative Theory. Chair: Marty Anderies |
| Marina Alberti, James Waters | Perspectives on urban resilience - scientific challenges
|
Urban transitions – on urban resilience and human-dominated ecosystems |
| Marina Beermann | What makes business organizations resilient? A quantitative
survey |
Theoretical Contributions. Chair: Lance Gunderson |
| Marina Ferreira and Mayra Jankowsky | Feedbacks and social-ecological learning in resilience
building: local and global food systems |
Learning and Resilience Building. Chair: Thomas Elmqvist (TBC) |
| Marion Glaser | Towards Global Sustainability Analysis in the Anthropocene
|
Linking regional dynamics in tropical coastal and marine social-ecological systems to global sustainability I |
| Mark Altaweel | A history of human settlement evolution and trajectories of
resilience or collapse |
Types of Social Ecological Systems and the Role of Place Based Resilience |
| Mark Hudson and Mami Aoyama | Skeletal health indicators of social-ecological resilience
in the early modern Ryukyu Islands |
Vulnerability of Social-Ecological Systems I. Chair: Marty Anderies |
| Mark Reed and Anna Evely | What is Social Learning?
|
Theoretical Contributions. Chair: Mark Reed (TBC) |
| Markus Dotterweich | Long-term interaction between past soil erosion and land-use
change in central Europe |
Landuse Transformations II. Chair: Maria Tengö |
| Marta Berbes-Blazquez | A participatory assessment of ecosystem services and human
wellbeing in rural Costa Rica using photo-voice |
Resilient Communities. |
| Marten Scheffer | Generic Early Warning indicators of regime-shifts – theory
and
application across ecosystems, climate, and financial systems |
Anticipating surprise: Research frontiers in the quest for early-warning indicators of regime shifts |
| Martin Bunch | Slums as social-ecological systems: A case study in managing
for resilience and health in Chennai, India |
Ecohealth and resilience thinking: Trading lessons for human health research and practice |
| Martin Robards | Discussion
|
Transitional States in Marine Social-Ecological Systems: challenges, risks, and opportunities. |
| Martin Sjöstedt | Institutions and enforcement dynamics in African fisheries
|
Marine Resource Governance. Chair: Oran Young |
| Marvin Joseph Montefrio | Global-Local Contradiction: The Case of Sustainable Biofuels
Governance in the Philippines |
Theoretical Contributions - Case Studies I. Chair: M. Janssen |
| Mary Ellen Cohane | Biological Models, Social Networking, and the Development of
Resilient Restorative Economic Systems |
Network Approaches. Chair: M. Janssen |
| Masse Lo | Using GIS as a crowd-sourcing tool for decision-making in
natural resource management |
Beyond the Social Media Hype - Information and Communication Technologies in the Anthropocene |
| Mateja Nenadovic | Can the incorporation of fishers’ ecological knowledge in
fisheries
management process aid in strengthening resilience of social-ecological
systems? An example from the Gulf of Maine, USA |
Theoretical Contributions - Case Studies II. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Matilda Thyresson, Magnus Nyström and Beatrice Crona | Trading with key-ecosystem processes in coral reefs
|
Governing Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity I. Chair: Bea Crona |
| Matthew Berman | A Social System Model for Understanding Human Adaptation to
Arctic Environmental Change |
Modeling Social-Ecological Systems. Chair: M. Janssen |
| Matthew Peters and Abdessamad Tridane | A Regional Modeling Approach to Estimating National Forest
Productivity under Climate Change |
Modeling. Chair: J. Marty Anderies |
| Megan Lupek and Wayde Morse | Exploring the contribution of conservation incentive
programs to social-ecological resilience |
Resilience in Organizations. Chair: J. Marty Anderies |
| Megan Meacham, Allyson Quinlan | Resilience assessment 2.0: Developing networks of practice
|
Resilience Assessment: Practical applications of resilience thinking |
| Mehmet Aksoezen | Urban life cycles and succession models
|
Urban Transformations I. Chair: Steve Moddemeyer |
| Melanie Thomas and Associate Professor David King | The resilience and adaptive capacity of coastal cities
vulnerable to
climate change impacts: A case study of the 2008 Mackay floods,
Queensland, Australia |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change II. Chair: Lance Gunderson |
| Melinda Benson | Legal and Institutional Constraints on Resilience-based
Thinking in New Mexico’s Middle Rio Grande Watershed |
Resilience and Law |
| Melissa Marschke | Power dynamics, transitions and resource governance:
reflections from Cambodia |
Exploring ‘resilience’ and ‘transformation’ in
socio-ecological systems through the lens of the social sciences: a critical reflection and constructive dialogue |
| Menka Bihari | Vulnerability and Adaptability of Private Land Conservation
in a Changing Climate |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change III. Darren Bardati (TBC) |
| Mervin Gascon | Traditional ecological knowledge system in mitigating the
effects of
dengue and malaria outbreak among matigsalug in Marilog District, Davao
City, Philippines |
The role of indigenous and traditional knowledge. Chair: Beatrice Crona |
| Michael Cox | Using empirical applications to refine a framework for
social-ecological analysis |
Theoretical Contributions I. Chair: Michael Cox |
| Michael Schoon, Abigail York | Emerging Networks of Collaboration: When does Cross-border
Governance Build Resilience? |
Characteristics of social networks as indicators of resilience in social-ecological systems |
| Michele Romolini, Kathleen Wolf, Dale Blahna | From Sanitary to Sustainable Cities: An emerging role and
reevaluation
of environmental governance and polycentric networks in cities |
An “All Lands, All Owners” Approach: Urban Sustainability, Governance Theory, and Poly-Centric Networks |
| Michele-lee Moore, Tim Brodhead, Stephen Huddart | Foundations and Intermediaries: a resource strategy for
social innovation |
Resilient capital: funding social innovation for transforming systems. Chair: Frances Westley |
| Michelle Hegmon, Margaret Nelson, Jerry Howard, David Abbott | Social Change and Path Dependence: Examining Regime Shifts
in the Archaeology of the US Southwest |
Regime Shifts in Human and Earth History: Case Studies: Panel I |
| Min-cheng Tu, Michael Sorice and Bradford Wilcox | Optimal reaction for a cost-sharing system in adapting to
woody plant encroachment |
Theoretical Contributions - Case Studies II. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Mirella Stroink | Strengthening community resilience through high school
education: The views of students |
Education for Community Resilience: Exploring Innovative Learning Systems and Cognitive Models |
| Mirjam
Pulleman, Louise Jackson, Lijbert Brussaard, Kamal Bawa, George Brown, Irene Cardoso, Peter de Ruiter, Luis Garcia-Barrios, Alan Hollander, Patrick Lavelle, Elisee Ouedraogo, Unai Pascual, Siddappa Setty, Meine van Noordiwijk |
Agrobiodiversity in support of
sustainable agricultural intensification and livelihood resilience:
Exploring the potential for innovation across eight benchmark sites |
Sustainable weighting of ecology-economics tradeoff (SWEET):
Agrobiodiversity, sustainability and sustainagility across land use intensification gradients in a global comparative study |
| Mitchell Pavao-Zuckerman | Resilience in Riparian Corridors: Understanding Contributions
of
Ecohydrological Change and Social Process in System Collapse and
Reorganization. Welcome and introduction to the panel |
Resilience in Riparian Corridors: Understanding Contributions
of Ecohydrological Change and Social Process in System Collapse and Reorganization |
| Moira Zellner, Leilah Lyons, Charles Hoch | Resilience in Groundwater Management: Learning and Planning
through Participatory Modeling |
Collaborative Resilience and Social Learning |
| Morgan Grove, Dexter Locke, Jarlath O’Neil-Dunne, Lynn Westphal | Causes and consequences of urban stewardship footprints over
time: a socio-spatial approach |
An “All Lands, All Owners” Approach: Urban Sustainability, Governance Theory, and Poly-Centric Networks |
| Myrto Kalliopi Garis | Long term disaster recovery: What can we learn for
resilience? |
Natural Disasters and Disaster Management I. Chair: Richard Streeter (TBC) |
| Mónica Ribeiro-Palacios, Elisabeth Huber-Sannwald, Luis García-Barrios, Francisco Peña and Jaime Carrera | Land use change in the Southern Huasteca, Mexico; drivers and
consequences for livelihood strategies and ecosystem services |
Landuse Transformations II. Chair: Maria Tengö |
| Nabin Baral | Do diversity, leadership and institutional memory contribute
to
organizational resilience? An empirical study from Nepal |
Local and traditional governance and management strategies I. Chair: Duan Biggs |
| Nadine
Marshall, Sarah Park, Emma Jakku, Emily Mendham, Mark Howden, Neil Adger, Katrina Brown, Samantha Stone-Jovicich, Anne-Maree Dowd and Peter Thorburn |
Influences on transformation strategies in an Australian
resource-dependent industry |
Responses to Climate Change I. Chair: Peggy Nelson |
| Nadine Methner and Henrik Ernstson | The role of informal social networks in water resources
governance:
analyzing networks around degrading water quality and invasive “alien”
vegetation in the Berg River catchment, South Africa |
Sustainability, Resilience, and Governance I. Chair: Marty Anderies |
| Nancy Dammann | To Maintain a Landscape Safe for Change: Community Based
Governance and Resiliency in the Peruvian Amazon |
Resilient Communities. |
| Nancy Doubleday | Collaboration and Self-Efficacy in Arctic
Social-Ecological-Cultural
Knowledge: Setting the stage for resilience in cross-scale |
Collaborative Resilience and Social Learning |
| Natalie Ban | Opportunities for transformation in governance in the high
seas |
Navigating Transformations: Opportunities and challenges for transformation in marine social-ecological systems II |
| Natalie Suckall | Understanding migration as a response to climate change: A
case study from Malawi, Southern |
Responses to Climate Change II. Chair: Charles Perrings |
| Nate Currit | Water Resource Vulnerability and Resilience in the Rio
Conchos watershed |
Vulnerability of Social-Ecological Systems II. Chair: Ben Nelson |
| Nathan Wangusi and Greg Kiker | Complexity, Resilience and Sustainability for Adaptive
Ecosystem Management in the Crocodile River Catchment |
Landuse Transformations I. Chair: Rimjhim Aggarwal |
| Nayoung Jo | Policy integration or Policy enforcement? A case study from
South
Korea's experiences of the New Community Movement |
Community Governance and Resilience. Chair: Gary Kofinas |
| Neil Adger, Irene Lorenzoni, Tara Quinn | Social contracts underpinning action on disasters: lessons
for resilience |
Making resilience useful for Disaster Risk Management: Multiple uses of the concept and its integration in policy |
| Nghamula Nkuna | Navigating complexity in a multi-level local governance:
Developmentally oriented municipal planning in South Africa |
Navigating Institutional Complexities. Chair: Xavier Basurto |
| Nick Moss and Emily Boyd | Building resilience through adaptive governance, social
learning and
networks in the Fiji Locally Managed Marine Areas Network (FLMMA) |
Networks, Multilevel Systems and Governance. Chair: Orjan Bodin |
| Nicole Klenk | Metaphors and Methods in Social-Ecological Praxis: some
epistemological
implications for research on resilience and transformation |
Exploring ‘resilience’ and ‘transformation’ in
socio-ecological systems through the lens of the social sciences: a critical reflection and constructive dialogue |
| Nigel Tapper, Jason Beringer, Andrew Coutts, Margaret Loughnan | Water in the city - using interacting urban systems to cope
with climate change |
Resilience in water, flood and drought risk management – controlling the untameable; reconciling urban planning and water |
| Niki Frantzeskaki, Derk Loorbach, Elsvan Daalen, Jill Slinger | Rethinking resilience for societal transitions
|
Transitions in Urban Spaces: Lessons, Processes and a new type of Resilience |
| Nilufar Matin and Richard Taylor | Narratives of resilience and transition in the Sundarbans
ecosystems in Bangladesh |
Sustainability, Resilience, and Governance I. Chair: Marty Anderies |
| Nino Antadze, Al Etmanski | Social System Transformation and Sustainable Funding – The
case of The
Registered Disability Savings Plan, Canada |
Resilient capital: funding social innovation for transforming systems. Chair: Frances Westley |
| Ola Tjornbo | Open Source Democracy - Virtual Problem Solving and
Deliberation |
Beyond the Social Media Hype - Information and Communication Technologies in the Anthropocene |
| Ola Tjornbo | Challenge Grants and Social Innovation: How the Big Green
Challenge Stimulated Climate Change Creativity |
Resilient capital: funding social innovation for transforming systems. Chair: Frances Westley |
| Ola Tjornbo and Michele-Lee Moore | The Role of Power in Social-Ecological Governance
Transformation |
Transforming Governance 1. Chair: Per Olsson |
| Olivia Sylvester | Simplifying the 'complex': Misunderstood resilience and
pseudo
transformations in forest and coastal social-ecological systems, India |
Creativity, Crisis and Conflict: what role does resilience play in policy? |
| Olivier Barreteau, Frédéric Grelot, Xavier Litrico and Katrin Erdlenbruch | Simulation of Resilience of an Insurance System to Flood
Risk |
Thresholds and regime shifts: Quantitative Theory. Chair: Marty Anderies |
| Olufunso A. Somorin, Denis Sonwa, Abdon Awono, Youssoufa Bele and Bruno Locatelli | Forest-dwelling communities, local livelihoods and coping
strategies to
climate variability in the Congo Basin |
Local and traditional governance and management strategies III. Chair: Camille Washington-ottombre |
| Oran Young and Falk Schmidt | Governing Planetary Boundaries
|
Theoretical Contributions II. Chair: Joshua Cinner |
| Parvez Rana and Fahima Akhter | Agroforestry practice as a sustainable landuse option in
developing
countries to cope with change in social-ecological systems |
Local and traditional governance and management strategies I. Chair: Duan Biggs |
| Pat Longstaff | Communication and Trust in Resilient Systems
|
Challenges in Building Community Resilience: Policy and Implementation Challenges |
| Patricia Gober, Ray Quay, John Keane, and Thomas Buschartze | Panel Discussion: Resilience of the regional water system in
the
Southwestern US: what are we doing to ensure resilience and where are
we vulnerable? |
Sustainability Challenges and the Science-Policy Interface: Water |
| Patrick Bourgeron, Hope Humphries, Mark Williams and Tim Seastedt | Social-ecological systems in the Colorado Front Range:
thresholds,
stable states, and trade-offs across ecosystem services in response to
climate and human-induced changes |
Ecology, Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity II. Chair: Patrick Bourgeron |
| Patrick Holladay and Robert Powell | An integrated approach to assessing social-ecological
resilience and
sustainability of community-based nature tourism development in the
small island state of the Commonwealth of Dominica |
Resilience at the Local and Community level. Chair: Patrick Holladay |
| Patrick Huntjens, Claudia Pahl-Wostl, Roland Schulze, Nicole Kranz, Jeff Camkin and Louis Lebel | Institutional design principles for climate change
adaptation |
Climate Change and Global Governance. Chair: Oran Young |
| Patrick d’Aquino, Alassane Bah | Methodological steps of a multi level participatory modeling
to support a policy decision process |
Participatory modeling: A way to promote collaborative learning in multilevel governance I |
| Paty Romero-Lankao | Exploring Resilience to Health Risk in Three Latin American
Cities |
Urban Resilience to Climate Change: Framing Resilience Processes in Practice |
| Paul Ryan, Brian Walker | From science to practice: applying resilience thinking to
regional planning in south-eastern Australia |
Resilience Assessment: Practical applications of resilience thinking |
| Paul Sinclair | The Urban Mind: Cultural and Environmental Dynamics
|
Regime Shifts in Human and Earth History: Case Studies: Panel II |
| Paulina Aldunce, Ruth Beilin, Mark Howden, John Handmer | Disaster Resilience: How different stakeholders frame
resilience and
how useful is the concept for policy and practice |
Making resilience useful for Disaster Risk Management: Multiple uses of the concept and its integration in policy |
| Pedro Fidelman, Julia Ekstrom, Dominique Thiriet and Yoland Bosiger | Navigating Multilateral Governance in the Coral Triangle
|
Marine Resource Governance. Chair: Oran Young |
| Per Olsson | Transformations and regime shifts: Links, similarities and
differences between these concepts |
Social-ecological regime shifts and transformation |
| Per Olsson | Navigating transformation, windows of opportunity, the role
of key individuals |
Navigating transformations: Opportunities and challenges in marine social-ecological systems I |
| Per Olsson | Navigating the sustainability transformation
|
Earth stewardship: An agenda to reorient the trajectory of human interactions with the biosphere |
| Per Olsson | Transformations in social-ecological systems: the role of
shadow networks |
How can a dynamic social network perspective contribute to improved understanding of transformations in SES? |
| Peter Elias and Olatunji Babatola | Spatial dynamics of social-ecological systems and policy
implications in the mega-city of Lagos. |
Urban Transformations I. Chair: Steve Moddemeyer |
| Petra
Tschakert, Elias Asiamah, Alex Asiedu, Maureen Biermann, Robert Crane, Kathleen Dietrich, Chris Hoadley, Julius Kejo, Emma Liwenga, Awudu Modoc, Esther Prins, Jen Shaffer, Ken Tamminga and Nuhu Umar |
From Vulnerable Victims to Active Agents: Anticipatory
Learning for Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience |
The role of indigenous and traditional knowledge. Chair: Beatrice Crona |
| Petra
Tschakert, Kathleen Dietrich, Ken Tamminga, Esther Prins, Robert Crane, Chris Hoadley, Jen Shaffer, Maureen Biermann, Alex Asiedu, Elias Asiamah, Emma Liwenga, Umar Nuhu, Awudu Modoc and Julius Kejo |
Remembering change, anticipating change: Processes of
activating,
stretching, and creating knowledge for anticipatory learning,
adaptation, and resilience under climate change |
Anticipatory Learning: Chair: Xavier Basurto |
| Philip Loring, S. Craig Gerlach, Maribeth Murray | Transitions in Arctic Fisheries: Challenges, Risks, and
Opportunities |
Transitional States in Marine Social-Ecological Systems: challenges, risks, and opportunities. |
| Prakash Kashwan | Forests in Flux: The Socio-political Challenges to
Mutli-scale Governance of Forest Commons |
Forests and Grazing Systems. Chair: Shauna BurnSilver |
| Rachel P. Lorenzen | Transformative capacity of Balinese irrigation societies
(subak) |
Transforming Governance 1. Chair: Per Olsson |
| Rachna G Leveque | Understanding the Relationship between Metropolitan Planning
and Governance systems and Urban Resilience |
Urban Transformations II. Chair: Robert Mugerauer |
| Ram C Bastakoti, Muhammad Asif Kamran and Ganesh P Shivakoti | External disturbances and robustness of irrigation systems:
Diversity and commonalities in the Asian context |
Social-ecological interdependencies and the robustness of irrigation-based agroecosystems. |
| Raul Lejano, Helen Ingram and : Mrill Ingram | Social Networks and Innovation: Transforming the Commons
|
Innovation. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Raul Lejano, Helen Ingram and Mrill Ingram | Social Networks and Innovation: Transforming the Commons
|
Network Approaches. Chair: M. Janssen |
| Rebekah Brown, Richard Ashley | Resilience in the Water Sensitive City: Sectoral
Transformation and Governance |
Resilience in water, flood and drought risk management – controlling the untameable; reconciling urban planning and water |
| Reinette Biggs | Operationalizing the regime shift concept
|
Social-ecological regime shifts and transformation |
| Reinette
Biggs, Maja Schlüter Vasilis Dakos, Shauna BurnSilver, Louisa Evens, Karen Kotschy, Anne Leitch, Lisen Schultz, Samantha Stone-Jovicich, Paul West |
A critical reflection on how and when diversity and learning
enhance the resilience of ecosystem services |
Resilience propositions on trial – a critical reflection on
how and when diversity and learning enhance the resilience of ecosystem services |
| Richard Ashley, Richard Newman, Adrian Cashman, Berry Gersonius | Resilience in water and flooding systems - how did we get to
where we are today? |
Resilience in water, flood and drought risk management – controlling the untameable; reconciling urban planning and water |
| Richard H. Moss, Elizabeth L. Malone, Nathan L. Engle and Ariane de Bremond | Resilience indicators for development
|
Determining Resilience. Chair: Nathan Engle |
| Richard Stedman, Micha Ingalls | Topophilia, Biophilia and Greening in the Red Zone
|
Greening in the Red Zone: Disaster, Resilience, and Community Greening |
| Richard Stoffle | Resilience and Culture
|
Mixed Ontologies and Epistemologies in Resilience. Addressing Some of the Criticisms About Resilience |
| Richard Streeter and Andrew Dugmore | Abrupt population decline, gradual climatic deterioration
and landscape change in Iceland |
Natural Disasters and Disaster Management I. Chair: Richard Streeter (TBC) |
| Richard Taylor | weAdapt 3.0 - Digital Collaboration on Climate Adaptation
|
Beyond the Social Media Hype - Information and Communication Technologies in the Anthropocene |
| Rimjhim Aggarwal | Robustness-vulnerability tradeoffs in the evolution of
India's
irrigated agroecosystems and the emerging responses |
Social-ecological interdependencies and the robustness of irrigation-based agroecosystems. |
| Rishabh Ladha | The Environmental Liability Tax |
Economic Institutions and Governance. Chair: Allain Barnett |
| Rita Margarido | The global food system and environmental change: The
potential of a dynamic network theory perspective |
Theoretical Contributions III. Chair: Corrine Knapp (TBC) |
| Rob Hopkins | Localisation and resilience at the local level: the case
study of Transition Town Totnes |
Resilience at the Local and Community level. Chair: Patrick Holladay |
| Rob Mc Morran | The importance of scalar re-alignment to developing resilient
social-ecological systems: A Case Study of Multifunctional Forestry in
the Scottish Highlands. |
Forests and Grazing Systems. Chair: Shauna BurnSilver |
| Rob Roggema, Pavel Kabat, Andy van den Dobbelsteen and Rod Keenan | Spatial resilience for climate change: the swarm and the
plan |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change I |
| Rob Roggema, Tim Vermeend, Pavel Kabat and Andy van den Dobbelsteen | Spatial planning and climate adaptation in a turbulent
timeframe: To B or not to B? |
Responses to Climate Change I. Chair: Peggy Nelson |
| Robert Buschbacher, Simone Athayde, Wendy-Lin Bartels, et al. | Integrating Training, Research and Social Learning for the
Collaborative Management of Complex Socio-Ecological Systems in the
Brazilian Amazon |
Innovation. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Robert Harriss and : Zengwang Xu | Evolution of Texas Cities, 1850-2000
|
Urban Resilience and Development. Chair: Tricia Knoot |
| Robert Mugerauer, Mary Roderick, Nancy Rottle, Meriwether Wilson | Refocusing Ecological Urban Design: From Renewing Seattle's
Waterfront
to Resilience for Elliott Bay-Puget Sound |
Urban Transformations II. Chair: Robert Mugerauer |
| Robert Stojanov | Why Bangladeshis move to India? Migration as coping and
adaptation strategies to environmental change |
Responses to Climate Change II. Chair: Charles Perrings |
| Robin Bronen | Climate-Induced Social-Ecological Tipping Points, Adaptive
Governance and the Human Rights of Migration |
Climate Change and Global Governance. Chair: Oran Young |
| Roel Plant, Paul Ryan | Ecosystem services as a practical concept for Natural
Resource Management: some Lessons from Australia |
Do ecosystem services provide a common language to facilitate participation in water management? |
| Roger McMillan and Brenda Parlee | Hunting Values and Social-Ecological Resilience in Fort Good
Hope, NWT, Canada. |
Traditional Knowledge, Learning and Innovation I: Chair: Andrew Martin Miller |
| Ron Brunner | A policy science approach to adaptive governance of climate
change |
Resilience Thinking and the Policy Sciences: Thoughts Towards Productive Engagement |
| Ronald E. van den Hoek, Marcela Brugnach and Arjen Y. Hoekstra | Towards resilience-based water management: understanding the
role of uncertainty in policy evaluation |
Water Governance. Chair: Rimjhim Aggarwal |
| Ruben Zondervan | Governing Geoengineering: Research Questions and Political
Challenges |
Biophysical Challenges. Chair: Deborah Jarvie |
| Rupert Seidl and Manfred J. Lexer | Environmental and social uncertainties in adapting forest
management to climate change |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change III. Darren Bardati (TBC) |
| Ruth Beilin, Nicole Reichelt and Allison Long | Interpreting Diversity, Modularity and Redundancy for Social
Resilience
in Community based Resource Management Policy |
Governing Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity II. Chair: Gary Kofinas |
| Ruth M Martinez-Peña and Elisabeth Huber-Sannwald | Institutions and sustainability: Mexican environmental laws
and the socio-ecological resilience development |
Theoretical Contributions - Case Studies I. Chair: M. Janssen |
| Ruth Wallace | Indigenous led responses to biosecurity management policy
and practices in Northern Australia |
Community Governance and Resilience. Chair: Gary Kofinas |
| Ryan Bullock and Maureen Reed | ‘Remodelling’ Canada’s Model Forest Program: Implications for
multi-level governance, resilience, and sustainability |
Multilevel Governance. Chair: Marco Janssen |
| Ryan Plummer | Social-Ecological Resilience and Environmental Education:
Synopsis, Application, Implications |
Environmental Education, Learning, and Social-ecological System Resilience |
| Ryan Plummer | Moving Beyond Descriptive Accounts: Resilience Surrogates,
Evaluative Metrics, and Synthetic Approaches |
Exploring ‘resilience’ and ‘transformation’ in
socio-ecological systems through the lens of the social sciences: a critical reflection and constructive dialogue |
| S Tait, E Westling, E Sharp, R Ashley | Transitioning Water Systems to a Greater Resilience
|
Resilience in water, flood and drought risk management – controlling the untameable; reconciling urban planning and water |
| Sadahisa Kato, Noriko Minamoto and Mahito Kamada | Adaptive Co-management of Forest Resources: A Case of
Takamaru-yama Sennen-no Mori, Tokushima, Japan |
Local and traditional governance and management strategies II. Chair: Peggy Nelson |
| Samantha Stone-Jovicich | Social-ecological resilience and social change: the
potential contribution of social science theories |
Exploring ‘resilience’ and ‘transformation’ in
socio-ecological systems through the lens of the social sciences: a critical reflection and constructive dialogue |
| Samantha Stone-Jovicich and Mark Howden | Learning for climate change adaptation and enhanced
resilience: towards
a conceptual framework and guide for Australian primary industries |
Climate Change Impacts. Chair: Samantha Stone-Jovicich |
| Samuel Schramski | Using focus groups to address coping, adaptation and
resilience |
Traditional Knowledge, Learning and Innovation II. Chair: Edmundo Barrios |
| Sander van der Leeuw | Complexity Perspectives in Innovation and Social Change
|
Crossing the chasm – crisis, opportunity, and transformation |
| Sandra Derissen, Martin F. Quaas and Stefan Baumgärtner | The relationship between resilience and sustainability of
ecological-economic systems |
Theoretical Contributions. Chair: Stefan Baumgärtner |
| Sandra Zellmer | Wilderness and Wild Preserves: Still Relevant—and
Resilient—After All These Years |
Theoretical Contributions. Chair: Stefan Baumgärtner |
| Sarah Mack and Jeffrey A. Carney | Integrated Water Resource Management for Increased
Resilience: Linking
the Urban Environment to the Natural Ecosystem |
Urban Resilience. Chair: Sarah Mack |
| Sarah Mack, Peter J. Fos, John W. Day, A. J. Englande, Robert S. Reimers and Maureen Lichteveld | Adaptation Trade-Offs in New Orleans: Wetland Assimilation
Feasibility Planning |
Determining Resilience. Chair: Nathan Engle |
| Sarah Nicholls | The Pileus Project: Development of Stakeholder-Driven
Decision Support
Tools to Assist in Adaptation to Climate Change in Michigan |
Methodologies for building adaptive capacity through shared learning among scientists, stakeholders and practitioners I |
| Sarah Park, Emily Mendham, Nadine Marshall, Emma Jakku, Anne-Maree Dowd and Mark Howden | Developing a theory of transformation to support
decision-making in primary industries in Australia |
Responses to Climate Change I. Chair: Peggy Nelson |
| Saskia Werners, Koen Kramer, Sukaina Bharwani, Stefan Pfenninger | Tipping points in climate change impacts and adaptation
|
Detour ahead: Thresholds in climate change adaptation - examples from Europe. Chair: Saskia Werners and Stefan Pfenninger |
| Sean Geobey, Tim Draimin | Transforming Capital to Build Resilience and Fund Scalable
Social Innovation |
Resilient capital: funding social innovation for transforming systems. Chair: Frances Westley |
| Sebastian Ferse, Gesche Krause, Marion Glaser, Irendra Radjawali, Rio Deswandi, Leyla Knittweis | Global markets, local livelihoods – the marine ornamental
fishery in
South Sulawesi/Indonesia at the interface of international and regional
drivers |
Linking regional dynamics in tropical coastal and marine social-ecological systems to global sustainability I |
| Sebastian Strunz | Is conceptual vagueness an asset? The conceptual framework of
the
resilience approach from a philosophy-of-science perspective |
Theoretical Contributions II. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Sebastian Strunz and Stefan Baumgärtner | Management of ecosystem resilience as optimal
self-protection: A simple, but often non-convex problem |
Modeling. Chair: J. Marty Anderies |
| Seth Bullock, Andrew Dainty, Richard Dawson, Pete Fussey, Jonathan Rigg, Brooke Rogers, Beverley Searle and Jon Timmis | Resilient Futures: Operationalizing Resilience for UK
Critical Infrastructure and its Stakeholders |
Transforming Governance II. Chair: Per Olsson |
| Shana Sundstrom and Craig Allen | The Textural Discontinuity Hypothesis bridges the gap between
endangered species management and ecological resilience |
Theoretical Contributions. Chair: Stefan Baumgärtner |
| Shauna BurnSilver, Gary Kofinas | Sharing as a source of resilience to forces of change in
mixed
cash-subsistence economies of North Slope and Interior Alaska
communities |
Characteristics of social networks as indicators of resilience in social-ecological systems |
| Shyam Krishna Shrestha and Anita Shrestha | Indigenous Knowledge of Majhi (River-belt Fisherman)
Community to
Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation (A case study from Kunauri,
Ramechhap, Nepal) |
The role of indigenous and traditional knowledge. Chair: Beatrice Crona |
| Simon Foale | The intersection of scientific and indigenous ecological
knowledge in
informing resilient marine resource management |
Exploring ‘resilience’ and ‘transformation’ in
socio-ecological systems through the lens of the social sciences: a critical reflection and constructive dialogue |
| Simon Matti and Annica Sandström | Policy learning across advocacy coalitions - A policy network
approach
to the prospects of learning in collaborative management systems |
Sustainability, Resilience, and Governance I. Chair: Marty Anderies |
| Simone Athayde | Action-research and resilience of indigenous knowledge
systems in the Brazilian Amazon |
Traditional Knowledge, Learning and Innovation II. Chair: Edmundo Barrios |
| Sirkku Juhola | Rethinking development under climate change: an overview <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Panels/65_Re-imagining/panel_abstract.docx"> |
Re-imagining development under climate change: urgency, politics and transformations |
| Sister Damien Marie Savino | “Learning from the Fringe:” Scenario Planning for a
Resilient Houston |
Anticipatory Learning: Chair: Xavier Basurto |
| Sonja Deppisch | Pathways to Operationalization? – Urban resilience meandering
between
the role of a framework for analysis and a potential guiding principle |
Resilience: A Pipe Dream or a Viable Mechanism for Addressing Adaptation to Climate Change in Urban Regions |
| Sonja Dopp, Fransje Hooimeijer and Nienke Maas | Urban Climate Framework: a system approach towards climate
proof cities |
Urban Resilience. Chair: Sarah Mack |
| Sophia Perdikaris and Thomas McGovern | Beyond Outreach to Active Participation: Digital Tools for
Engaging Communities in Global Change Research |
Communication I. Chair Xavier Basurto |
| Stacey Burke and Michael Quinn | Exploring Resilience of Whitebark Pine Systems in the Crown
of the Continent |
Ecology, Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity I. Chair: Terry Chapin |
| Stefan Baumgärtner and Sebastian Strunz | The economic insurance value of ecosystem resilience
|
Risk and Risk Management. Chair: Shauna BurnSilver |
| Stefan Gray, Maria Falaleeva, Cathal O'Mahony and Valerie Cummins | Toward climate resilient coastal social-ecological systems
governance
in Ireland: A futures-based approach to ‘shooting the rapids’ to
Adaptive Co-management |
Responses to Climate Change II. Chair: Charles Perrings |
| Stefan Pfenninger, Anthony Patt, Jochen Hinkel, Saskia Werners | Adaptation tipping points and decision support
|
Detour ahead: Thresholds in climate change adaptation - examples from Europe. Chair: Saskia Werners and Stefan Pfenninger |
| Stefania Munaretto and Judith E.M. Klostermann | Assessing adaptive capacity of institutions to climate
change. A
comparative case study of the Dutch Wadden Sea and the Venice lagoon |
Climate Change and Global Governance. Chair: Oran Young |
| Stefania Munaretto and Judith E.M. Klostermann | Assessing adaptive capacity of institutions to climate
change. A
comparative case study of the Dutch Wadden Sea and the Venice lagoon |
Theoretical Contributions - Case Studies I. Chair: M. Janssen |
| Stefanie Freitag, Harry Biggs and Charles Breen | Complex Adaptive Management in Practice: the experience of a
learning organization |
Communication I. Chair Xavier Basurto |
| Stephan Barthel | Practical work with resilience principles in urban
development, Albano Resilient Campus |
Resilience: A Pipe Dream or a Viable Mechanism for Addressing Adaptation to Climate Change in Urban Regions |
| Stephan Barthel | Innovative Memory for Resilient Cities and a Green Urbanism
|
Innovation. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Stephan Barthel, John Parker, Carl Folke | Urban Gardens – Pockets of Social-Ecological Memory and
Resilience |
Greening in the Red Zone: Disaster, Resilience, and Community Greening |
| Stephen Quilley | When does responding to a changing world, change the world?
System
entrepreneurs and Transition Town movement |
Building Innovation Through Time: Testing the Resilience of Social Innovations. Chair: Frances Westley |
| Stephen T. Jackson | Ecosystem Dynamics of the Past: Cycling, Drift, Anagenesis,
and Regime Shift |
Human and Earth History as a Complex System: Theoretical Challenges: Panel I |
| Steve Moddemeyer | Cities of the Future: A Resilient Infrastructure Program of
the International Water Association |
Urban Transformations I. Chair: Steve Moddemeyer |
| Steve Read | Contrasting social and ecological drivers for management
change in Tasmanian forests |
Transforming Governance II. Chair: Per Olsson |
| Steven Gray | Integrating stakeholder knowledge into social-ecological
system
decision-making: Benefits and limitations to knowledge diversity |
Sustainability, Resilience, and Governance II. Chair: Xavier Basurto |
| Steven Lade | Early warning signals for critical transitions from
abundance estimates |
Long-term Change and Indicators for Regime Shifts. Chair: Peggy Nelson |
| Steward T.A. Pickett | On Urban Resilience and Transformations – lessons from urban
research in North America |
Urban transitions – on urban resilience and human-dominated ecosystems |
| Stuart Pearson | TURF Wars - Teaching Undergraduates Resilience and Futures
in Universities |
Theoretical Contributions. Chair: Lance Gunderson |
| Subrata Singh | Negotiated Domains: Evolving Boundaries, Communities and
Policy Spaces |
Theoretical Contributions I. Chair: Michael Cox |
| Susanne Moser | Vulnerability, Criticality and Resilience in the Face of
Climate
Change: Insights for Disaster Risk Management from a Visit to the
Conceptual Zoo |
Making resilience useful for Disaster Risk Management: Multiple uses of the concept and its integration in policy |
| Susanne Moser | Deep Adaptation: Opportunities for Intervention to Assist in
Transformative Change |
A Research Agenda for Transformative Change |
| Syerker Sorlin | Conceptualizing Environment: Expertise, Predictions and the
Production of Environment, 1920-1960 |
Regime Shifts in Human and Earth History: Case Studies: Panel II |
| Takashi Kume, Chieko Umetsu and K. Palanisami | How can resilience be understood and quantified? -A case
study of the
2004 tsunami disaster in Nagapattinam district, Tamil Nadu, India- |
Natural Disasters and Disaster Management II. Chair: Emily Boyd |
| Takeshi Sakurai, Hiromitsu Kanno and Taro Yamauchi | How vulnerable and resilient are farmers against unexpectedly
extreme
weather?: Evidence from the case of heavy rain in drought-prone
semi-arid area of Zambia |
Vulnerability of Social-Ecological Systems II. Chair: Ben Nelson |
| Tally Palmer, Stefanie Freitag-Ronaldson, and the Southern African Team | Special Activity: Playgrounds provide a challenging context
to co-learn
while doing. They are associated with adventures, surprises and fun. SO
- come and play. You will speed date, and by sharing your key practical
learning you will decide who you want to meet again and why. By playing
a people-based treasure hunting game we will start to capture what we
know about breaching barriers to implementation barriers |
The resilience playground: breaching implementation barriers |
| Tamara Sysak and Ruth Beilin | Spatial and temporal aspects of drought and related policy:
the effects on North Victorian farmers |
Biophysical Challenges. Chair: Deborah Jarvie |
| Taro Yamauchi, Sayuri Kon, Harutaka Kubo, Thamana Lekprichakul, Takeshi Sakurai and Chieko Umetsu | Longitudinal Monitoring Survey on the Growth and Nutritional
Status of
Adults and Children Living in Contrasting Ecological Zones in Zambia |
Food systems and food security II. Chair: Hallie Eakin |
| Ted Lefroy | Probability estimation of thresholds and regime shifts using
data mining and Bayesian decision networks |
Anticipating surprise: Research frontiers in the quest for early-warning indicators of regime shifts |
| Terrence Iverson and Charles Perrings | The Precautionary Principle and Global Environmental Change
|
Responses to Climate Change II. Chair: Charles Perrings |
| Terry Hughes | Opportunities and challenges for transformation in marine
social-ecological systems |
Navigating Transformations: Opportunities and challenges for transformation in marine social-ecological systems II |
| Terry L. Hunt | Explaining the Sustainability of Ancient Easter Island
|
Types of Social Ecological Systems and the Role of Place Based Resilience |
| Thamana Lekprichakul, Chieko Umetsu and Tom Evans | Spatial Heterogeneity and Temporal Dynamics of
Social-Ecological
Resilience to Food Insecurity: A Case of Zambia |
Food systems and food security I. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Thomas K. Park, | Urban Sociology in Poor Cities of Africa and the Middle
East: a new methodology inspired |
Types of Social Ecological Systems and the Role of Place Based Resilience |
| Thomas Sauer | Cities as Laboratories of Resilience: Social-ecological
preconditions
for urban transition to strong sustainability |
Characterizing Regime Shifts: Urban Case Studies and Data. Chair: J. Marty Anderies |
| Thomas Tanner, Katharine Haynes, Frances Seballos | Innovative child-centred approaches for building community
resilience |
Children’s Resilience to Environmental Change: Exploring the opportunities and limits of a child centred approach to adaptation |
| Timothy Baird | Adaptive Responses to Wildlife Conservation Affect
Traditional Patterns of Social Exchange |
Local and traditional governance and management strategies II. Chair: Peggy Nelson |
| Timothy Lynam, Cécile Cécile Barnaud and Patrick D'Aquino | Towards theory for the design of social settings in action
research |
Theoretical Contributions. Chair: Stefan Baumgärtner |
| Tina Stecher and Klaus Fichter | How to advance resilience of business organizations
|
Resilience in Organizations. Chair: J. Marty Anderies |
| Tischa Munoz-Erickson | Mapping Knowledge Networks for Urban Sustainable Governance:
The Case of San Juan, Puerto Rico |
Knowledge and Action. Chair: Tischa Munoz-Erickson (TBC) |
| Todd Brinkman, Terry Chapin, Winslow Hansen, Shauna BurnSilver, Gary Kofinas, Scott Rupp | Linking Global Change to Community Availability of Wild
Resources at
the Landscape Scale: a Local-Knowledge Model |
Adaptive Capacity of Social Systems: Exploring the Differences between Community, Landscape, and Legal/Institutional Frames |
| Tom Evans, Thamana Lekprichakul, Chieko Umetsu and Kelly Caylor | An agent-based model of land use and smallholder resilience
to climate variability in rural Zambia |
Modeling Social-Ecological Systems. Chair: M. Janssen |
| Tom Wilbanks, Neil Adger, Bill Travis, and Ben Preston | Panel discussion: Applying resilience knowledge to
resilience action |
Achieving Significant Resilience: Transformational Adaptation and Extreme Climate Change |
| Tony Wang | Delivering urban water resilience through infrastructure
planning |
Transitions in Urban Spaces: Lessons, Processes and a new type of Resilience |
| Travis Paveglio, Matthew Carroll | Local Adaptive Capacity: Lessons from Research on Wildfire
|
Adaptive Capacity of Social Systems: Exploring the Differences between Community, Landscape, and Legal/Institutional Frames |
| Tricia Knoot, John Tyndall, Jesse Randall and Julie Blanchong | The adaptive capacity of urban communities to address threats
to their
green infrastructure: a case study of the spread of the Emerald Ash
Borer |
Urban Resilience and Development. Chair: Tricia Knoot |
| Ulrike Gelbmann and Anton Peskoller | Facilitating Participation in a Postmodern Society – A
Panarchy Model of Sustainability Groups |
Theoretical Contributions II. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Unai Pascual, Adam Drucker, Ulf Narloch | The role of PES for agrobiodivesity conservation: Lessons
from the Andes |
Sustainable weighting of ecology-economics tradeoff (SWEET):
Agrobiodiversity, sustainability and sustainagility across land use intensification gradients in a global comparative study |
| Uno Svedin | Linking Backward and Forward Looks: how the reflection on
the past may serve future actions |
Human and Earth History as a Complex System: Theoretical Challenges: Panel I |
| Valeria Vinha, Alpina Beqossi, Peter May | Resilience and adaptability in fishing communities in Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil |
Resilience at the Local and Community level. Chair: Patrick Holladay |
| Vanja Karadzic, Paula Antunes and John Grin | Conceptual framework for working with resilient
organizations:
Preliminary analysis of fishermen’s organization, ArtesanalPesca,
Portugal |
Resilience of Individuals and Communities in Transition. Chair: Helen Allison |
| Vasilis Dakos | The limit to prediction: what do early-warning signals not
tell us? |
Anticipating surprise: Research frontiers in the quest for early-warning indicators of regime shifts |
| Vasilis Dakos, Reinette Biggs | Panel Introduction
|
Anticipating surprise: Research frontiers in the quest for early-warning indicators of regime shifts |
| Vera Helene Hausner, Oran Young, Klokov Konstantin, Richard C. Stedman and Fauchald Per | Determinants of sustainability in socio-ecological systems:
a natural experiment |
Determining Resilience. Chair: Nathan Engle |
| Veronika Chobotova and Tatiana Kluvankova | Robustness, vulnerability and adaptive capacity of long
surviving
traditional forestry institutions in central Europe. |
Theoretical Contributions - Case Studies II. Chair: Michael Schoon |
| Victor Galaz | Can webcrawlers revolutionize ecological monitoring?
|
Anticipating surprise: Research frontiers in the quest for early-warning indicators of regime shifts |
| Victor Galaz | Polycentric Capacity in Earth System Governance and
Resilience |
Adaptiveness in Earth System Governance |
| Vijai Joseph, Stuart Pearson and Alec Thornton | Livelihood Capitals and Occupational Systems Transitions - A
case study
of coastal occupational groups in Central Java province of Indonesia |
Local and traditional governance and management strategies II. Chair: Peggy Nelson |
| Vijay Ramprasad, Maria Lemos and Chris Poulsen | Opportunities and challenges for the incorporation of climate
change
information for resilient water systems in Bolivia, South America |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change IV. Chair: Marco Janssen |
| Wayde Morse and Linda Kruger | Using social-ecological conceptual maps to enhance adaptive
capacity and build resilience |
Theoretical Contributions I. Chair: Michael Cox |
| Wijnand Boonstra | Resilience from a sociological perspective <a class="filelink" target="_blank"
href="files/Individual_Papers/docx/Boonstra.docx"> |
Theoretical Contributions. Chair: Lance Gunderson |
| Wilhemina Quaye | Building Resilience to climate change effects-Change in
Agricultural
practices in Dangbe East District of Ghana |
Adaptation and resilience in the face of Climate Change I |
| William Butler | Springing Fire Management's Rigidity Trap: Inspiring
Ecological
Restoration through the US Fire Learning Network |
Resilience Through Multi-scalar Collaboration |
| William Clark | Panel Discussant: Response from a scholar’s perspective
|
Methodologies for building adaptive capacity through shared learning among scientists, stakeholders and practitioners II |
| William Grace | Healthy and Resilient Socio-ecological Systems: Towards a
Common
Approach to Planning and Management for Sustainability |
Theoretical Contributions II. Chair: Joshua Cinner |
| William Harris, Gary Dirks, Bud Annan, Clark Miller | Panel Discussion |
Sustainability Challenges and the Science-Policy Interface: Energy |
| Winslow Hansen, Todd Brinkman and F. Stuart Chapin III | Prey switching as an adaptive strategy to management
restrictions on
subsistence wildlife harvest in rural Alaska |
Ecology, Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity I. Chair: Terry Chapin |
| Xavier Basurto | The Seri Pen Shell Fishery in Mexico as an Example of The
Retro-fit Approach to Resilience Assessment |
Resilience Assessment: Practical applications of resilience thinking |
| Zareen Bharucha | Long term outcomes of watershed development as an exemplar
of the Pathology of Natural Resource Management |
Landuse Transformations I. Chair: Rimjhim Aggarwal |
| Åsa Swartling, Karin Andre | The role of scientific knowledge in stakeholder deliberations
on local
climate change adaptation. A case study of the Swedish forestry sector |
Knowledge, communication, and learning in adaptation across
institutional levels and within peer groups: current knowledge and future research |
| Örjan Bodin, Beatrice Crona | Linking social and ecological networks: Uncovering scale
(mis)matches
in a small scale coastal fishing community in Kenya |
Integrated social-ecological networks – a cross-disciplinary
conceptual and analytical framework for studying social-ecological systems |
| Örjan Bodin, Maria Tengö | Archetypical micro-configurations of social-ecological
systems: a
bottom-up network approach in studying complex social-ecological
systems |
Integrated social-ecological networks – a cross-disciplinary
conceptual and analytical framework for studying social-ecological systems |
