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Comparing expert elicitation and model-based probabilistic technology cost forecasts for the energy transition
26 Jul 21
We conduct a systematic comparison of probabilistic technology cost forecasts produced by expert eli...
Participatory complexity in tourism policy: Understanding sustainability programmes with participatory systems mapping
15 Jul 21
We show how a complex systems approach, implemented via PSM, can provide a more holistic understandi...
Population network structure impacts genetic algorithm optimisation performance
15 Jul 21
Here we introduce the Networked Genetic Algorithm (NGA) to evaluate how various random and scale-fre...
Combining complexity-framed research methods for social research
15 Jul 21
We attempt to support and catalyse the use of complexity-framed methods in combination in social res...
No. 2021-17 - Social Class and Earnings Trajectories in 14 European Countries
13 Jul 21
In this paper, we seek to contribute to ongoing discussions of the relationship between income and c...
Emergent inequality and business cycles in a simple behavioral macroeconomic model
12 Jul 21
This paper presents an alternative approach to macroeconomics without using rationality assumptions ...
Zero-Emissions Shipping: Contracts-for-difference as incentives for the decarbonisation of international shipping
28 Jun 21
Pressure is growing from multiple directions for the shipping industry to decarbonise. Alternative f...
No. 2021-16 - Top Income Adjustments and Inequality: An Investigation of the EU-SILC
28 Jun 21
In this paper we bridge the gap between two different approaches to measure inequality: one based on...
How market ecology explains market malfunction
28 Jun 21
We develop the mathematical analogy between financial trading strategies and biological species and ...
Deciding how to 'change big things quickly': Pros and cons of different appraisal techniques to inform decision-making on low-carbon transformational policies
23 Jun 21
Pros and cons of different appraisal techniques to inform decision-making on low-carbon transformati...
National COVID debts: climate change imperils countries’ ability to repay
21 Jun 21
Analysis reveals three ways to boost green investment and achieve a resilient recovery from the coro...
From Ants to Fishing Vessels: A Simple Model for Herding and Exploitation of Finite Resources
21 Jun 21
We analyse the dynamics of fishing vessels with different home ports in an area where these vessels,...
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