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

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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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