Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7469513 | Global Environmental Change | 2016 | 13 Pages |
Abstract
We identified the following challenges for future EbA research. First, while the large amount of data generated by isolated case studies contributes to systems knowledge, there is a lack of systems perspectives that position EbA in relation to the wider socio-economic and bio-geophysical context. Second, normative and ethical aspects of EbA require more thought, such as who are the winners and losers, especially in relation to processes that put people at risk from climate-related hazards. Third, there is room for more forward-looking EbA research, including consideration of future scenarios, experimentation in the creation of new ecological structures and the role of EbA in transformative adaptation.
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Authors
Ebba Brink, Theodor Aalders, Dóra Ádám, Robert Feller, Yuki Henselek, Alexander Hoffmann, Karin Ibe, Aude Matthey-Doret, Moritz Meyer, N. Lucian Negrut, Anna-Lena Rau, Bente Riewerts, Lukas von Schuckmann, Sara Törnros, Henrik von Wehrden,