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Outstanding

The word economy, consider the others side of the world😢😮😊

I would like to join sociology,but I don't found someone who teache me very well, but now I found good teacher and I will join it.

Superbly explained. Looking forward for more on it

I am from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 studying in economics and i loved the idea of giving example of forest in order to explain micro & macro economics! 🎉 I was in bba by finishing my 2nd semester I have shifted my department to Economics 🤺 I loved this video 🎉

so interesting this is what we learned and would like to explore more

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Am a south Sudanese i need scholarship to learn from your college

"Everyone operates from incentives." I really don't want the sewer systems operating on a ROI model.

Since when did humans become animals? Why do we have this tendency to downgrade ourselves? The fact that humans are having lots in common with other living creatures does not make them the same. Humans have a massive distinctive difference from the rest of the living things, and it is a critical thinking, complicated philosophy, highly intellectual scientific work! That tendency to devaluate humans to the level of instincts of the normal animal world is absolutely unacceptable!

All (we) care about is food the main distribution. How did we get to the point of famine How do we get food to grow for large population

Lori WOW professionalism about Sociology methods in data analysis thank you.

Fabulous thank you all...❤

I wonder if she knows that 'often' also works very well l on it's own 😁

Exellent lecture.

What questions do anthropologists try to answer? What methods do they use? This talk didn't answer those questions for me.

I like sociology ❤

Funny 😂😂.

You're a genius.. ❤

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🌍 *Governance systems steer individual and social behavior to reach shared goals and address specific problems identified by society, including collective action problems.* 00:56 🤝 *Complex systems and uncertainty challenge governance systems, like in the case of Global Climate Agreements, which struggle with spatial and membership mismatches.* 02:50 🧩 *Increasingly, governance faces problems for which standard practices don't fit well, such as climate change, prompting the need to expand the toolkit of governance practices.* 04:48 🏗️ *Governance focuses on steering human behavior in response to societal problems, with mechanisms designed to create, implement, and evaluate governance systems.* 11:29 🏛️ *Implementation and effectiveness of governance systems are critical, as legal challenges can impact their functioning, as seen in the Clean Power Plan.* 16:16 ♻️ *Governance performance criteria include effectiveness, sustainability, efficiency, equity, and resilience, depending on the context of the issue.* 26:52 ❄️ *Researcher has worked extensively on large-scale systems, including atmospheric issues, climate change, marine issues (e.g., fisheries), and the Polar Regions, highlighting the impact of climate change in the high latitudes.* 28:44 🌐 *The "problem of fit" in governance systems involves spatial mismatches, like those seen in migratory bird populations, where governance across jurisdictions is crucial for effective management.* 29:43 🌍 *In complex systems like migratory patterns, spatial compatibility is a significant challenge due to the need for different regions to match.* 30:14 🌐 *Membership mismatches, as seen in agreements like the Kyoto Protocol, can arise when commitments don't adapt to changing circumstances, such as China becoming a major greenhouse gas emitter.* 32:08 💧 *Formula or allocation mismatches can occur when resource allocation mechanisms, like the Colorado River Compact, don't account for the variable nature of the resource.* 34:30 🌿 *Some governance systems effectively match the biophysical and socio-economic circumstances, while others fail to do so.* 36:54 🌊 *Large-scale systems, like the management of the Rhine River, have achieved success in improving water quality through effective governance.* 37:49 ❄️ *The Antarctic Treaty System has been successful in preserving Antarctica for peaceful and scientific purposes, showing effective governance on a global scale.* 38:16 🌎 *As we enter the Anthropocene, challenges related to fit in complex systems are increasing due to globalization, human domination of systems, and teleconnections.* 44:05 🔀 *Bifurcations, rather than oscillations, are becoming characteristic of complex socio-ecological systems, raising questions about the adaptability of traditional governance models.* 45:03 🪄 *Governance systems need to be agile and nimble to respond quickly to changing circumstances and avoid lock-in effects, which can hinder adaptability.* 46:54 ⚖️ *The focus on legally binding and entrenched regulatory systems may not align with the need for agile governance in the face of complex challenges in the Anthropocene.* Made with HARPA AI

I came here as someone who researched at the fringes of sociology and really enjoyed this interesting and informative presentation, which has given me some pause for reflection on my own work. Thank you!

I came here as someone who researched at the fringes of sociology and really enjoyed this interesting and informative presentation, which has given me some pause for reflection on my own work. Thank you!

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Bulshit! Every not successful politolog becomes a sociolog😊

I love his teaching style and this is the first time I'm watching him,

It's so similar to psychology or better saying that intertanglae....

love a good word cloud

I like this professor and I dream to invite him to Arunachal Pradesh India someday!

Doctor Mengele had a degree in anthropology

Quite instructive.

how can one get your notes ?

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Fantastic session. Loved it. Great work.... Thanks lori..... Loved your presentation from india❤

Great presentation!

THANK YOU GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND YOUR LOVED ONES

There are no 'classical' (true) economists of the Adam Smith mold around today. Contemporary "economists" ar all political economists, not concerned with achieving maximum outputs with minimum inputs. but only concerned with how outputs are redistributed once they are produced.

This Man seems very anxious

Lori Peek is an enthusiastic speaker.

What a wonderful lecture! It's simply unbelievable .Thank you so much for all your efforts. Even though I am not an English speaker, I have found this lecture very easy to understand. Your method of explaining things is very clear and also attractive. I wish you all the best in your career and good continuation. My great wish is to see you giving this lecture at the university in my city .Who knows?

Humans Reuse Food & Fluids All The Time the Difference Has to Do woth Comparing the Velocity of the transformation of resources to and from the lifecycle of a closed loop system

Scarcity is An Issue of The Utility of Built Systems & Process Engineering

Every resource is scarce

Why would you want to move to the complex? It begs the question if our lives are more complex; or that we are surrounded by complex narratives. Let's take motherhood. It isn't that complex; unless you notice the encroaching opinions, state, policies etc on personal lives. Maybe that is just the fact that we poor so many people in cities?

10:54 -- This is why i have, so far at least, chosen NOT to pursue a PhD or to work primarily in academia. Excess emphasis on concepts and theory squeezes out reality. While ever more theorists talk about reality, human actions are leading ever more species -- possibly including our own -- right up to, and for far too many species, already, over the cliff of extinction. Sociology is far too important to remain theory-focused and -driven. Sociologists, along with economists, historians, philosophers -- and really all other "social scientists", academics, and scientists, would do well to shut down all universities for at least a year in order to walk and travel deep into the world, without any books or papers, equipped only with an open heart and a deep desire and ability to observe and listen to the ever-more dramatic plight of humans, sentients, and life-systems everywhere.

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I love sharing this with my "Living in the Anthropocene" class (where we imagine different ways we might live in the future, based on anthropological data about different ways humans have lived in our entire history). And I love telling them that Paige is also super nice & funny & has crazy style sense! Thank you, Paige, for helping me to help my students adapt to a very frightening future.