Titlebook: Social Science Research and Climate Change; An Interdisciplinary Robert S. Chen,Elise Boulding,Stephen H. Schneider Book 1983 D. Reidel Pub

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Societal Response to CO2-Induced Climate Change: Opportunities for Researchocietal response? And how might research contribute to a reduction of the adverse impacts (or enhancement of the unique opportunities) of a climate change by providing greater understanding of the processes involved in climate and society interaction? This paper reflects an initial effort to shed li

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Climate and Society in History: A Research Agendaety. Information from the past provides us with the only possible laboratory for generating and testing hypotheses about the effects of, and responses to, climatic or other large-scale physical shifts. The problems we face over the next fifty years will be unique primarily because they will be appea

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Bibliographycribed in the accompanying paper. It is by no means exhaustive, but the approximately one thousand items do represent the major landmarks in the fields, as well as the most important recent research. A few annotations have been added, where appropriate, and a specific mention has been made of the ex

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Research on Political Institutions and their Response to the Problem of Increasing CO2 in the Atmospesolving the issues connected with increases in the concentrations of CO. in the atmosphere. Institutions are conceived broadly, encompassing those structures, processes and policy approaches for making public decisions and for influencing the behavior of private individuals, groups, and firms. Inst

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International Legal and Institutional Implications of an Increase in Carbon Dioxide: A Proposed Resea fossil fuel to a nonfossil fuel economy in the next fifty to one hundred years. We need to develop processes for managing carbon dioxide emissions which will delay the warming of the earth’s temperature from carbon dioxide sufficiently to give time to develop new technologies for storing and recyc

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Interdisciplinary Research and Integration: The Case of CO2 and Climatend complexity to society. Research on this problem, and on ways society can respond to it, needs to be carefully organized and managed in an interdisciplinary and flexible manner. New means of integrating research results and ensuring their usefulness for policy decisions must be explored. Research

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