Prof James Guthrie AM and Prof John Dumay outline the broadening scope of the Journal of Behaviroual Economics and Social Systems (BESS®) and introduce the articles in the third edition
Climate change research is at an impasse. The transformation of economies and everyday practices is ...
The term “wicked problems ” is found in many disciplines, including public administra-tion, policy s...
We develop a quantitative framework for understanding the class of wicked problems that emerge at th...
The failure to address the world’s most pressing problems comes at a huge cost in terms of the catas...
Enabling science to improve policy is essential to provide human security, advance well-being and pr...
This issue shows how matter is mathematical, artistic, propositional, an ethical apparatus, affectiv...
The 21st century is burdened by a series of dramatic changes and efforts are carried out to find pot...
There are many calls to use the COVID 19 crisis as an opportunity for transforming to a future traje...
Crisis, by its very nature, requires decisive intervention. However, important questions can be obsc...
Climate change and a pandemic demonstrate that for most individuals, organisations and governments, ...
This article is about developing and implementing interventions that are systemically viable in a wo...
Given the new global focus on "building back better" from COVID-19, proposals should use the opportu...
Global carbon emissions continue to rise,1 rates of global biodiversity loss continue to increase,2 ...
Crisis, by its very nature, requires decisive intervention. However, important questions can be obsc...
Society is complicated. But this book argues that this does not place it beyond the reach of a scien...
Climate change research is at an impasse. The transformation of economies and everyday practices is ...
The term “wicked problems ” is found in many disciplines, including public administra-tion, policy s...
We develop a quantitative framework for understanding the class of wicked problems that emerge at th...
The failure to address the world’s most pressing problems comes at a huge cost in terms of the catas...
Enabling science to improve policy is essential to provide human security, advance well-being and pr...
This issue shows how matter is mathematical, artistic, propositional, an ethical apparatus, affectiv...
The 21st century is burdened by a series of dramatic changes and efforts are carried out to find pot...
There are many calls to use the COVID 19 crisis as an opportunity for transforming to a future traje...
Crisis, by its very nature, requires decisive intervention. However, important questions can be obsc...
Climate change and a pandemic demonstrate that for most individuals, organisations and governments, ...
This article is about developing and implementing interventions that are systemically viable in a wo...
Given the new global focus on "building back better" from COVID-19, proposals should use the opportu...
Global carbon emissions continue to rise,1 rates of global biodiversity loss continue to increase,2 ...
Crisis, by its very nature, requires decisive intervention. However, important questions can be obsc...
Society is complicated. But this book argues that this does not place it beyond the reach of a scien...
Climate change research is at an impasse. The transformation of economies and everyday practices is ...
The term “wicked problems ” is found in many disciplines, including public administra-tion, policy s...
We develop a quantitative framework for understanding the class of wicked problems that emerge at th...
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