A climate policy revolution: what the science of complexity reveals about saving our planet

  • Terwilliger J
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"In this book, Roland Kupers argues that the climate crisis is well suited to the bottom-up, rapid, and revolutionary change complexity science theorizes; he succinctly makes the case that complexity science promises policy solutions to address climate change"-- Time's up -- Part I.Complexity ideas: Getting unstuck -- Network literacy -- Non-equilibrium is the source of order -- Top down and bottom up order -- Part II. Revolution policies: Kicking the coal habit -- Wrong for the right reason? -- Norms policy -- Kicking the consumption habit -- Beyond incumbent industry -- Who pays for learning? -- Autonomous cars as a climate policy -- Conclusion: Beyond a blueprint for the climate revolution.

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Terwilliger, J. (2022). A climate policy revolution: what the science of complexity reveals about saving our planet. Environmental Politics, 31(6), 1102–1104. https://doi.org/10.1080/09644016.2022.2079213

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