Good prospects:

Uncertainty and the responsible governance of Earth as a system

Authors

  • Arthur Petersen

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18472/SustDeb.v3n1.2012.7191

Keywords:

Earth, Environmentalism, Prophecies

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Author Biography

Arthur Petersen

Arthur Petersen (1970) obteve doutorado em física atmosférica e química (Utrecht University, 1999) e em filosofia da ciência (VU University Amsterdam, 2006). Ele agora trabalha como cientista-chefe da Agência de Avaliação Ambiental da Holanda PBL e como Professor Especial de Ciência e Políticas Públicas Ambientais da Universidade Livre de Amsterdã. Ele é professor visitante da London School of Economics e Ciências Políticas e da filial da pesquisa no Massachusetts Institute of Technology.He publicado sobre aspectos metodológicos do Painel Intergoverrnmental sobre Mudança Climática, as estatísticas da mudança do clima no passado, e sobre o valor ladenness dos pressupostos do modelo. Atuou também social-científico de pesquisa em (métodos de) responsabilidade lidar com a incerteza e tem publicado sobre "ciência pós-normal", participação dos interessados ”‹”‹em avaliações científicas, lidar com a pluralidade valor adaptativo de decisão política e lidar com a incerteza riscos tecnológicos. Além de seus trabalhos profissionais, Arthur foi ativo nas Conferências Pugwash sobre Ciência e Assuntos Mundiais, Na organização que reúne, de todo o mundo, os estudiosos influentes e figuras públicas envolvidas com a redução do risco de conflito armado e buscando soluções cooperativas para problemas globais tais como as relacionadas com o alívio da pobreza e protecção do meio ambiente.

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Published

2012-07-15

How to Cite

Petersen, A. (2012). Good prospects:: Uncertainty and the responsible governance of Earth as a system. Sustainability in Debate, 3(1), 19–34. https://doi.org/10.18472/SustDeb.v3n1.2012.7191

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 1 (2012)

Section

Opinion

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