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In this symposium, we discuss new approaches towards a sustainable future, focusing on the conflicts of resources, values, and governances among stakeholders across time and space. Behind the current understanding of the local tragedy of commons there exist trans-spatial issues such as local, national and global scale conflicts/synergy, as well as trans-temporal issues encompassing past, present and future, which need to be identified and solved. Analysis of the conservation and development of natural, social and institutional capitals is key to new directions of research. In particular, water and water-related issues under the conditions of climate change and shortage of land will be highlighted with scenario developments, and with the use of integrated indices and socio-ecological-economic models. RIHN 12th International Symposium Trans-scale Solutions for Sustainability December 20 -21, 2017 Room D Kyoto International Conference Center Kyoto, Japan Language English Keynote Address Peter Verburg Professor, Institute for Environmental Studies, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands Session 1 Trans-spatial Connections Session 2 Trans-temporal Connections Session 3 Social Responses to Tipping Points International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis Sponsored by Supported by
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In this symposium, we discuss new approaches towards a sustainable future, focusing on the con�icts of resources, values, and governances among stakeholders across time and space. Behind the current understanding of the local tragedy of commons there exist trans-spatial issues such as local, national and global scale con�icts/synergy, as well as trans-temporal issues encompassing past, present and future, which need to be identi�ed and solved. Analysis of the conservation and development of natural, social and institutional capitals is key to new directions of research. In particular, water and water-related issues under the conditions of climate change and shortage of land will be highlighted with scenario developments, and with the use of integrated indices and socio-ecological-economic models.
RIHN 12th International Symposium
Trans-scale Solutions for SustainabilityDecember 20 -21, 2017
Room D Kyoto International Conference CenterKyoto, Japan
Language
English
Keynote AddressPeter VerburgProfessor, Institute for Environmental Studies, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands
Session 1 Trans-spatial ConnectionsSession 2 Trans-temporal ConnectionsSession 3 Social Responses to Tipping Points
International Institute for Applied Systems AnalysisSponsored by Supported by
RIHN 12th International Symposium
Trans-scale Solutions for Sustainability
Wednesday – December 20, 2017
Plenary SessionChair: Makoto Taniguchi RIHN
Keynote Address
Peter Verburg Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands
Session 1Trans-spatial Connections
Chair: Ichiro Tayasu RIHN
Carol Kendall U.S. Geological Survey, USA
Keiichiro Kanemoto Shinshu University
Aiko Endo RIHN
Yoshihide Wada IIASA, Austria
Roundtable DiscussionChair: Tohru Nakashizuka RIHN
�ursday – December 21, 2017
Session 2Trans-temporal Connections
Chair: Reiichiro Ishii RIHN
Sergei Scherbov IIASA, Austria (TBD)Shunsuke Managi Kyushu University
Kiyoshi Takahashi National Institute for Environmental Studies
Reiichiro Ishii RIHN
Roundtable DiscussionChair: Tatsuyoshi Saijo RIHN
Session 3Social Responses to Tipping Points
Chair: Makoto Taniguchi RIHN
Makoto Taniguchi RIHN
Victor Galaz Stockholm Resilience Centre, Sweden
Juan Castilla CSIRO, Australia
Roundtable DiscussionChair: Kaoru Sugihara RIHN
Kyoto International Conference Center (Room D)Takaragaike, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-0001 Japan
▶ From the closest station5-minute walk from Kokusaikaikan Station on the Karasuma Subway Line.
General DiscussionChair: Makoto Taniguchi RIHN
Session summaries and discussion across all sessions
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