Titlebook: Governance for a Sustainable Future; The State of the Art Yukio Adachi,Makoto Usami Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Dealing with “Wickedness” in Long-Term Problem-Solvingteristics of the problems and to find how and to what extent they are wicked. Finally, it explores clues for long-term policy design and emphasizes the possibility of gradual policy improvement to address long-term wicked problems.

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Role of Legislators in Creating and Sustaining Governance for a Sustainable Futuree effectively tackled only through well-organized future-regarding governance. Measures for decreasing short-sighted policies are examined in the second (need for fostering public-minded and future-regarding citizens) and the third sections (institutional arrangements for limiting or curtailing the

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Another Boundary Problem: Democracy, Future Generations, and the All-Affected Principle normative domain relevant to political equality. Moreover, the actual exercise or delegation to current people of voting powers by future people and the individually specified contribution to political decisions are of little significance in terms of satisfying the requirement of political equality

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Another Reason for Caring About Future Generationsts of his argument seem hard to rebut (sec. 2(2)). Though Scheffler’s arguments remain at the quite general level, I am inspired by Seana Schffrin’s distinction between preserving particular valued things and preserving the practice of valuing (and her preference for the latter) to apply Scheffler’s

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Governing Long-Term Structural Changes in Socio-Technological Systems and Their Difficulties: What Ddeavors relate to designing innovation policies and governing their processes, thereby clarifying uncertainties and open-ended policy/political processes characteristic of transition dynamics as well as the ambivalence between short-term contextuality and long-term sustainability orientation. How th

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Climate Change Adaptation for Futurity: Public–Private Partnerships in the Japanese Insurance Sectorese insurance companies toward collaboration have received limited attention. Given these limitations, the objective of this chapter is to examine the potential of PPPs for adaptation measures implemented by Japanese entities. The chapter begins by reviewing the issues concerning adaptation, the bac