World-Earth System Governance
- Resource System
- Global ecological systems
- Resource Units
- multiple
- Location
- Global (land)
This case is a focal point for 'gobal' models - i.e. modes with no particular spatial resolution. There are many of these - any economic growth model with some sort of ecological constraint.
No institutional analysis document available.
No coded case data available.
Resource System
tererstrial and marine ecosystems connected by atmospheric dynamics
Resource Users
All World-Earth system citizens
Public Infrastructure
Institutional arrangements and regulatory frameworks to deal with global externanities - i.e. atmoshperic carbon, ocean acidification, etc.
Public Infrastructure Providers
Global governance structures of which there are few examples.
Relationship 1
Resource users contribute to global externalities by dumping material (carbon).
Relationship 2
Internatonal activism
Relationship 3
Funding for global protocals and investment, ie. green climate fund.
Relationship 4
RS => PI: monitoring
Relationship 5
direct intervention in access to the natural infrastructure.
Relationship 6
restrictions on emissions, subsidies for alternative energy, carbon emission reduction
Exogenous Drivers (7) - Resource
(none specified)Exogenous Drivers (7) - Infrastructure
(none specified)Exogenous Drivers (8) - Users
(none specified)Exogenous Drivers (8) - Providers
(none specified)Human Infrastructure (Users)
(none specified)Human Infrastructure (Providers)
(none specified)- John M. Anderies, Arizona State University
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- (2003). Economic development, demographics, and renewable resources: a dynamical systems approach. Environment and Development Economics. 8 : 219-246