Critical Transitions in Nature and Society¶
Scheffer, M. (2009). Critical Transitions in Nature and Society. Princeton University Press.
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Primes¶
- Resilience
- Exposing this trade-off prevents the common error of treating resilience as costless. Tipping-point integration: The edge of the resilience envelope is a tipping point, and the same signatures (critical slowing down, loss of variance return, flickering) indicate proximity, as Scheffer (2009) catalogs across ecological, financial, and climatic systems
This sourceCatalogs early-warning signatures — critical slowing down, increased variance, flickering — that indicate proximity to the edge of a resilience envelope across ecological, climatic, and socio-economic systems.
- Exposing this trade-off prevents the common error of treating resilience as costless. Tipping-point integration: The edge of the resilience envelope is a tipping point, and the same signatures (critical slowing down, loss of variance return, flickering) indicate proximity, as Scheffer (2009) catalogs across ecological, financial, and climatic systems
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