08-26 The Distribution of Observational Capacity in Environmental Governance - Epistemic Position, Establishment, and the Duty to Look
08-26 Heterogeneous Knowledge in Distributed Environmental Governance - Emergence, Integration, and the Preservation of Disagreement
08-26 Distributed Infrastructures for the Governance of Environmental Change - Physical, Epistemic and Communicative Structure in Interdependent Earth–Human Systems
08-26 Forecasting Event Propagation in Environmental Governance - What a Fitted Excitation Kernel Estimates
08-26 Generative Condition Governance for Environmental Change - Conditions of Generation in Interdependent Earth–Human Systems
08-26 Event-Based Environmental Governance - Sparse Asynchronous Coordination in Interdependent Earth–Human Systems
08-26 Differential Environmental Governance - Coordination through Change among Systems Sharing No Common Ontology
08-26 Criticality Detection in Distributed Environmental Governance - Relational Precursors, Standing Arrangements, and Graded Duties
08-26 The Environmental Knowledge Commons - Irreversibility, Non-Additivity, and the Grading of Access
08-26 Responsibility for Environmental Critical Transitions - Attributing the Approach in Place of the Crossing