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Florian Wagener - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Shallow lake economics run deep: nonlinear aspects of an economic-ecological interest conflict
Computational Management Science, 2013Co-Authors: Florian WagenerAbstract:Outcomes of the shallow lake long-term interest conflict in a number of different settings are presented, in particular in the contexts of quasi-static and dynamic Social Planning and of quasi-static non-cooperative play. Also the effect of trigger strategies in repeated quasi-static play is analysed. A characteristic feature of these interest conflicts, and of pollution problems in general, is the qualitative dichotomy in possible outcomes: the lake (or the ecosystem, or the climate) ends up in either a clean or in a polluted state, both of which, if attained, is stabilised by some kind of feedback mechanism. The Social choice therefore always incorporates a qualitative aspect: the decision maker has to decide for or against production, for or against conserving the ecosystem.
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shallow lake economics run deep nonlinear aspects of an economic ecological interest conflict
Social Science Research Network, 2009Co-Authors: Florian WagenerAbstract:Outcomes of the shallow lake interest conflict are presented in a number of different contexts: quasi-static and dynamic Social Planning, and quasi-static one-shot and repeated non-cooperative play. As the underlying dynamics are non-convex, the analysis uses geometrical-numerical methods: the possible kinds of solutions are efficiently classified in bifurcation diagrams.
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shallow lake economics run deep nonlinear aspects of an economic ecological interest conflict
Research Papers in Economics, 2009Co-Authors: Florian WagenerAbstract:This discussion paper led to a publication in Computational Management Science , 2013, 10(4), 423-450. Outcomes of the shallow lake interest conflict are presented in a number of different contexts: quasi-static and dynamic Social Planning, and quasi-static one-shot and repeated non-cooperative play. As the underlying dynamics are non-convex, the analysis uses geometrical-numerical methods: the possible kinds of solutions are efficiently classified in bifurcation diagrams.
Nicolas Lampach - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the future of european legal scholarship empirical jurisprudence
The Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law, 2019Co-Authors: Arthur Dyevre, Wessel Wijtvliet, Nicolas LampachAbstract:To avert the twin threats of isolation and marginalization, we argue that European legal research should embrace the methodology of the Social sciences to a much greater extent than is currently the case. To fit the hybrid – academic and professional – character of the law school, research should emphasize questions of broad interest to lawyers and legal reformers. We outline two lines of research, under the header of ‘Empirical Jurisprudence’, that, we believe, should be of fundamental interest to members of the legal community at large: (i) law as the art of persuasion; and (ii) law as Social product and instrument of Social Planning. We show that the questions demarcated by these two research programmes are, and have always been, of interest to lawyers, claims to the autonomy of the legal discipline notwithstanding. We also argue that the rapidly expanding and increasingly eclectic array of empirical research techniques – from text mining to network analysis and machine learning – makes the turn to Empirical Jurisprudence especially promising.
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the future of european legal scholarship empirical jurisprudence
Social Science Research Network, 2017Co-Authors: Arthur Dyevre, Wessel Wijtvliet, Nicolas LampachAbstract:To avert the twin threats of isolation and marginalization, we argue that European legal research should focus on questions that are important to lawyers and legal reformers and fully embrace the methodology of the Social sciences. We identify two research programmes that, we believe, should be of fundamental interest to members of the legal community at large: (1) law as the art of persuasion, and (2) law as Social product and instrument of Social Planning. We show that the questions demarcated by these two research programmes are, and have always been, of interest to lawyers, claims to the autonomy of the legal discipline notwithstanding. We also argue that the rapidly expanding and increasingly eclectic array of empirical research techniques—from text-mining to network analysis and machine learning—makes the turn to Empirical Jurisprudence especially promising.
Rustenberg Kjetil - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Tillit når du trenger den mest : En kritisk diskursstudie av hvordan et folkemøte og prosessene rundt innvirket på kommunikasjonsklimaet mellom borgerne i Flekkefjord og ledelsen ved Sørlandet sykehus
Universitetet i Agder ; University of Agder, 2019Co-Authors: Rustenberg KjetilAbstract:Masteroppgave samfunnskommunikasjon KOM500 - Universitetet i Agder 2019This critical discourse study shows how the communication climate and dialogue between Sørlandet hospital and the citizens of Flekkefjord was influenced by a public forum, and the processes surrounding it. This is done via perspectives from Social Planning, journalism, rhetorics and crisis communication. The public meeting arose as a result of a proposal from the CEO of Sørlandet hospital to close down the emergency surgery unit and the trauma reception at the local hospital in Flekkefjord. At the public meeting, the CEO, politicians and citizens met each other. This study shows how the local newspaper in Flekkefjord, by the chief editor, managed its Social mission. The newspaper took a clear position in the emergency surgery case and played an active role in the debate. The study shows how the newspaper regularly attacked the CEO's ethos, thus weakening his credibility and trust. The study also shows how the director's strategies for preserving and building his own ethos did not function adequately. Through theories from crisis communication, it is argued that the emergency surgery case was a crisis for Sørlandet hospital. Analyzes show how the hospital director's strategic choices failed to defend and restore damage done to his reputation. The public meeting is placed in a cultural and a democratic context through perspectives from the Social Planning field. Using theories from Jürgen Habermas and Chantal Mouffe, among other things, the study points to contributing causes of the conflict between the citizens and the hospital management. Conclusions of the analyzes promotes a criticism of the local newspaper in Flekkefjord by the chief editor, and Sørlandet hospital, by the managing director's handling of this case. Both contributed to creating a polarized debate, and with that they impaired the opportunities for good dialogue between the citizens of Flekkefjord and the hospital management. This hampered the necessary production of knowledge, and by that reduced the basis for citizens to form free opinions
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Tillit når du trenger den mest : En kritisk diskursstudie av hvordan et folkemøte og prosessene rundt innvirket på kommunikasjonsklimaet mellom borgerne i Flekkefjord og ledelsen ved Sørlandet sykehus
Universitetet i Agder ; University of Agder, 2019Co-Authors: Rustenberg KjetilAbstract:This critical discourse study shows how the communication climate and dialogue between Sørlandet hospital and the citizens of Flekkefjord was influenced by a public forum, and the processes surrounding it. This is done via perspectives from Social Planning, journalism, rhetorics and crisis communication. The public meeting arose as a result of a proposal from the CEO of Sørlandet hospital to close down the emergency surgery unit and the trauma reception at the local hospital in Flekkefjord. At the public meeting, the CEO, politicians and citizens met each other. This study shows how the local newspaper in Flekkefjord, by the chief editor, managed its Social mission. The newspaper took a clear position in the emergency surgery case and played an active role in the debate. The study shows how the newspaper regularly attacked the CEO's ethos, thus weakening his credibility and trust. The study also shows how the director's strategies for preserving and building his own ethos did not function adequately. Through theories from crisis communication, it is argued that the emergency surgery case was a crisis for Sørlandet hospital. Analyzes show how the hospital director's strategic choices failed to defend and restore damage done to his reputation. The public meeting is placed in a cultural and a democratic context through perspectives from the Social Planning field. Using theories from Jürgen Habermas and Chantal Mouffe, among other things, the study points to contributing causes of the conflict between the citizens and the hospital management. Conclusions of the analyzes promotes a criticism of the local newspaper in Flekkefjord by the chief editor, and Sørlandet hospital, by the managing director's handling of this case. Both contributed to creating a polarized debate, and with that they impaired the opportunities for good dialogue between the citizens of Flekkefjord and the hospital management. This hampered the necessary production of knowledge, and by that reduced the basis for citizens to form free opinions
Arthur Dyevre - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the future of european legal scholarship empirical jurisprudence
The Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law, 2019Co-Authors: Arthur Dyevre, Wessel Wijtvliet, Nicolas LampachAbstract:To avert the twin threats of isolation and marginalization, we argue that European legal research should embrace the methodology of the Social sciences to a much greater extent than is currently the case. To fit the hybrid – academic and professional – character of the law school, research should emphasize questions of broad interest to lawyers and legal reformers. We outline two lines of research, under the header of ‘Empirical Jurisprudence’, that, we believe, should be of fundamental interest to members of the legal community at large: (i) law as the art of persuasion; and (ii) law as Social product and instrument of Social Planning. We show that the questions demarcated by these two research programmes are, and have always been, of interest to lawyers, claims to the autonomy of the legal discipline notwithstanding. We also argue that the rapidly expanding and increasingly eclectic array of empirical research techniques – from text mining to network analysis and machine learning – makes the turn to Empirical Jurisprudence especially promising.
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the future of european legal scholarship empirical jurisprudence
Social Science Research Network, 2017Co-Authors: Arthur Dyevre, Wessel Wijtvliet, Nicolas LampachAbstract:To avert the twin threats of isolation and marginalization, we argue that European legal research should focus on questions that are important to lawyers and legal reformers and fully embrace the methodology of the Social sciences. We identify two research programmes that, we believe, should be of fundamental interest to members of the legal community at large: (1) law as the art of persuasion, and (2) law as Social product and instrument of Social Planning. We show that the questions demarcated by these two research programmes are, and have always been, of interest to lawyers, claims to the autonomy of the legal discipline notwithstanding. We also argue that the rapidly expanding and increasingly eclectic array of empirical research techniques—from text-mining to network analysis and machine learning—makes the turn to Empirical Jurisprudence especially promising.
Wessel Wijtvliet - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the future of european legal scholarship empirical jurisprudence
The Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law, 2019Co-Authors: Arthur Dyevre, Wessel Wijtvliet, Nicolas LampachAbstract:To avert the twin threats of isolation and marginalization, we argue that European legal research should embrace the methodology of the Social sciences to a much greater extent than is currently the case. To fit the hybrid – academic and professional – character of the law school, research should emphasize questions of broad interest to lawyers and legal reformers. We outline two lines of research, under the header of ‘Empirical Jurisprudence’, that, we believe, should be of fundamental interest to members of the legal community at large: (i) law as the art of persuasion; and (ii) law as Social product and instrument of Social Planning. We show that the questions demarcated by these two research programmes are, and have always been, of interest to lawyers, claims to the autonomy of the legal discipline notwithstanding. We also argue that the rapidly expanding and increasingly eclectic array of empirical research techniques – from text mining to network analysis and machine learning – makes the turn to Empirical Jurisprudence especially promising.
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the future of european legal scholarship empirical jurisprudence
Social Science Research Network, 2017Co-Authors: Arthur Dyevre, Wessel Wijtvliet, Nicolas LampachAbstract:To avert the twin threats of isolation and marginalization, we argue that European legal research should focus on questions that are important to lawyers and legal reformers and fully embrace the methodology of the Social sciences. We identify two research programmes that, we believe, should be of fundamental interest to members of the legal community at large: (1) law as the art of persuasion, and (2) law as Social product and instrument of Social Planning. We show that the questions demarcated by these two research programmes are, and have always been, of interest to lawyers, claims to the autonomy of the legal discipline notwithstanding. We also argue that the rapidly expanding and increasingly eclectic array of empirical research techniques—from text-mining to network analysis and machine learning—makes the turn to Empirical Jurisprudence especially promising.