Publications

The Polycrisis

The increasing interconnectedness of social-ecological systems

coupled with the intensification of environmental pressures and degradation of natural resources has multiplied the frequency and severity of shocks to the economy. These shocks add to the crises already underway, and interact to form a transverse and polymorphic crisis with no temporality of its own, no master plan, no governance and no blueprint response.

The Entangled Shocks and Crises in the Anthropocene Production Ecosystem (ESCAPE) project aims to accelerate and leverage the understanding of how societal shocks are transferred, absorbed, and linked together across space, time, and sectors of society.

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In order to bring clarity and robustness to the emerging field of polycrisis research, ESCAPE focuses on

  1. the conceptualisation and formalisation of polycrisis, 
  2. the development of a long-term multi-scale database on historical crises, 
  3. the exploration of empirical methods to measure the interaction of multiple crises, 
  4. the assessment of the gap between the way crises are perceived and the way they develop.

ESCAPE involves a group of international transdisciplinary researchers who aim to accelerate and leverage the understanding of how shocks are transferred, absorbed, and linked together across space, time, and sectors of society.

Co-investigators: Louis Delannoy (GEDB), Peter Søgaard Jørgensen (GEDB, SRC, Anthropocene Laboratory), Ege Pehlivanoglu (GEDB), Jade Houghton (GEDB), Mélis Busson (GEDB), Jean-Charles Leveugle (GEDB), Alexandre Verzier (GEDB).

Collaborators: Magnus Nyström (SRC)

Latest publications

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Publications

Transforming sustainable aquaculture by applying circularity principles

Chary, K., A.-J. van Riel, A. Muscat, A. Wilfart, S. Harchaoui, M. Verdegem, R. Filgueira, M. Troell, P. J. G. Henriksson, I. J. M. de Boer, and G. F. Wiegertjes. 2024. Transforming sustainable aquaculture by applying circularity principles. Reviews in Aquaculture 16(2):656-673.

Publications

Deep-ocean seaweed dumping for carbon sequestration: Questionable, risky, and not the best use of valuable biomass

Chopin, T., B. A. Costa-Pierce, M. Troell, C. L. Hurd, M. J. Costello, S. Backman, A. H. Buschmann, R. Cuhel, C. M. Duarte, F. Gröndahl, K. Heasman, R. J. Haroun, J. Johansen, A. Jueterbock, M. Lench, S. Lindell, H. Pavia, A. M. Ricart, K. S. Sundell, and C. Yarish. 2024. Deep-ocean seaweed dumping for carbon sequestration: Questionable, risky, and not the best use of valuable biomass. One Earth 7(3):359-364.

Publications

Using a fuzzy cognitive map to assess interventions to reduce antimicrobial resistance in a Swedish One Health system context under potential climate change conditions

Cousins, M., E. J. Parmley, A. L. Greer, E. Neiterman, I. A. Lambraki, T. Graells, A. Léger, P. J. G. Henriksson, D. Wernli, P. S. Jørgensen, C. A. Carson, and S. E. Majowicz. 2024. Using a fuzzy cognitive map to assess interventions to reduce antimicrobial resistance in a Swedish One Health system context under potential climate change conditions. One Health 2:e6.

Project leader

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Louis Delannoy

PhD, Postdoctoral researcher

Research for a more robust society

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