Evolution and Ecology

(1)

(2)

Theme 1: Fisheries

• Overarching Objective

Contribute to the sustainable management of aquatic living resources through increasingly realistic modeling of the

associated socio-ecological systems

• Illustrative Targets

Accounting for stock structure and life-history complexity, Fisheries-induced evolution, Socio-economic repercussions

(3)

• Overarching Objective Better understand the complex dynamics of biodiversity formation,

maintenance, and loss across a broad range of ecosystems

Drivers and pathways of speciation,

Evolutionary vegetation dynamics,

Evolutionary community assembly,

Disease dynamics

(4)

• Overarching Objective Design governance

mechanisms that promote cooperation, reduce conflict, and eschew the tragedy of the commons in groups of human or institutional agents

• Illustrative Targets Reputation-based cooperation,

Design of sanctioning systems,

Institutional emergence

(5)

• Overarching Objective

Develop new approaches to measure, model, and manage systemic risk across different domains

Dynamics of species loss, Mitigating boom-bust cycles in economic systems,

Mitigating systemic risk in supply chains and trade networks,

Design of early-warning systems

(6)

• Fisheries Case-study presentation:

Evolution and game theory

• Governance Marketplace poster:

Behavioral experiments reveal how risk perception and worldviews impact common-good governance

• Systemic risk Four marketplace posters:

Mitigating the volatility of economic cycles

Mitigating systemic risk emerging from supply-chain fragmentation

Inclination analysis yields early-warning signals of economic recessions

Vulnerability to shocks in the global seafood-trade network