Polycrisis Research and Action Roadmap - Gaps, opportunities, and priorities 
for polycrisis research and action

Lawrence, Michael; Shipman, Megan; Janzwood, Scott; Arnscheidt, Constantin; Donges, Jonathan Friedemann; Homer-Dixon, Thomas; Otto, Christian; Schweizer, Pia-Johanna; Wunderling, Nico

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Polycrisis Research and Action Roadmap - Gaps, opportunities, and priorities for polycrisis research and action

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Lawrence, Michael
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Shipman, Megan
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Janzwood, Scott
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Arnscheidt, Constantin
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Donges, Jonathan Friedemann
Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research;

Homer-Dixon, Thomas
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Otto, Christian
Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research;

Schweizer, Pia-Johanna
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Wunderling, Nico
Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research;

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Lawrence, M., Shipman, M., Janzwood, S., Arnscheidt, C., Donges, J. F., Homer-Dixon, T., Otto, C., Schweizer, P.-J., Wunderling, N. (2024): Polycrisis Research and Action Roadmap - Gaps, opportunities, and priorities for polycrisis research and action, Victoria : Cascade Institute, 26 p.

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Abstract

This Roadmap presents a plan to advance polycrisis analysis as an inclusive, credible, and
recognized field of knowledge and practice. It draws on the results of a broad consultation of
participants in the growing community of polycrisis research and action; and it is intended to
provide scholars, policymakers, firms, and funders with a concise yet comprehensive
snapshot of this emerging field, including its gaps, opportunities, and potential priorities.