Overshoot¶
Catton, W. R. J. (1980). Overshoot: The Ecological Basis of Revolutionary Change. University of Illinois Press.
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Primes¶
- Carrying Capacity
- The ecological insight that overshoot degrades the resource base, not merely current production, transfers to overloaded teams losing people, knowledge, and trust, and the recommended intervention is structurally identical: reduce demand, expand the base ahead of need, or build resting time into the cycle.
This sourceArgues that overshoot degrades the resource base itself, so recovery requires reducing demand or expanding the base ahead of need rather than greater effort.
- The ecological insight that overshoot degrades the resource base, not merely current production, transfers to overloaded teams losing people, knowledge, and trust, and the recommended intervention is structurally identical: reduce demand, expand the base ahead of need, or build resting time into the cycle.
- Culminating Point
- In ecological population dynamics, overshoot past carrying capacity produces resource crashes more severe than steady-state limits would have imposed.
This sourceDevelops ecological overshoot past carrying capacity producing crashes more severe than steady-state limits would impose.
- In ecological population dynamics, overshoot past carrying capacity produces resource crashes more severe than steady-state limits would have imposed.
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