We address critiques of integrated assessment models, advocating for robust interdisciplinary integration and clearer methodological transparency. Our recommendations stem from expert interviews from 2019 to 2024, emphasizing the need for comprehensive social science engagement.
Archieving the transformation to sustainability calls for evaluating the normative foundations of policies and actions. This paper contends that T2S is significantly defined by the multiplicity of negotiation processes. Therefore a deeper look from the perspective of negotiation studies is necessary.
This paper aims to contribute to the efforts to improve methodologies to find strategies to jointly pursue the Paris climate target and other SDGs. It suggests a means of further expanding the societal perspectives in scenarios modelling through a model of Deep Institutional Innovation for Sustainability and Human Development.
We quantify three alternative sustainable development pathways (SDPs): Economy-driven Innovation, Resilient Communities, and Managing the Global Commons, that reflect these different societal strategies.
We address critiques of integrated assessment models, advocating for robust interdisciplinary integration and clearer methodological transparency. Our recommendations stem from expert interviews from 2019 to 2024, emphasizing the need for comprehensive social science engagement.
Archieving the transformation to sustainability calls for evaluating the normative foundations of policies and actions. This paper contends that T2S is significantly defined by the multiplicity of negotiation processes. Therefore a deeper look from the perspective of negotiation studies is necessary.
This paper aims to contribute to the efforts to improve methodologies to find strategies to jointly pursue the Paris climate target and other SDGs. It suggests a means of further expanding the societal perspectives in scenarios modelling through a model of Deep Institutional Innovation for Sustainability and Human Development.
We quantify three alternative sustainable development pathways (SDPs): Economy-driven Innovation, Resilient Communities, and Managing the Global Commons, that reflect these different societal strategies.
We address critiques of integrated assessment models, advocating for robust interdisciplinary integration and clearer methodological transparency. Our recommendations stem from expert interviews from 2019 to 2024, emphasizing the need for comprehensive social science engagement.
Archieving the transformation to sustainability calls for evaluating the normative foundations of policies and actions. This paper contends that T2S is significantly defined by the multiplicity of negotiation processes. Therefore a deeper look from the perspective of negotiation studies is necessary.
This paper aims to contribute to the efforts to improve methodologies to find strategies to jointly pursue the Paris climate target and other SDGs. It suggests a means of further expanding the societal perspectives in scenarios modelling through a model of Deep Institutional Innovation for Sustainability and Human Development.
