Global Final

Front 1

3 factors for an effective regime

Back 1

1) Design

2) Implementation

3) Compliance

Front 2

There are () coastal fishing states, and () distant fishing states.

Back 2

70 coastal

10 distant

Front 3

2 types of geoengineering

Back 3

SRM Solar Radiation Management
adding aerosols to atmosphere to reflect sunlight

CDR Carbon Dioxide Removal, algae growth to take in carbon from the air

Front 4

Three models of the use of science

Back 4

1) Decisionist

2) Technocratic

3) Co-productionist

Front 5

Decisionist

Back 5

start with policy and goal, then hire experts for fact finding, initiate practices. Called decisionist because initial goals are made by policy makers.

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Technocratic

Back 6

science (not policy), leads to regulatory decisions. Experts should be trusted in knowing what is good for us.

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Co-productionist

Back 7

Political model and scientific model drive each other. Political and social atmosphere and factors surround both policy makers and scientists, lead to regulatory decisions.

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4 roles of science

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1) Adjudicate between rival claims (truth vs error)

2) Establish values and limits

3) Predict future physical events occurring

4) Judge authoritatively about human well being (safe operating boundries)

Front 9

Types of science misuse

Back 9

Suppression - withholding facts like issue rates dropping

Magnifying uncertainty - flooding information with distorted data

Rigging the process

Relying on the fringe

Front 10

Perspectives on knowledge processes

Back 10

rationalist

constructivist

critical

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Rationalist

Back 11

one to one correspondence between research and reality. We can discover reality through the systematic pursuit of data. Knowledge and truth go hand in hand. Knowledge is self-evident. One view, all others wrong.

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Constructivist

Back 12

any results from human data is skewed by human interests and personal agenda. Science is a process dictated by the process one chooses. Many views, based on chosen process.

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Critical

Back 13

see science as enabling modern global degradation. Our creation of models allows for abuse of the earth. Science is the problem.

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A veto state can shift positions because

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1.Changed its understanding of a problem

2.Changed its government

3.Responded to domestic political pressure

4.Responded to international political pressure

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Effective regime

Back 15

design

implementation

compliance

Front 16

Regime development stagess

Back 16

1) Issue Definition

2) Fact-Finding

3) Bargaining on Regime Creation

4) Regime Strengthening

Front 17

Regime components

Back 17

1) Principles

2) Norms

3) Rules

4) Operating procedures

5) Institutions