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Looking  for  a  bridge  between  

approaches  

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A  bridge  for  what?  

Global  knowledge  

Local  knowledge  

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Local  knowledge  

HOW  IS  THE  CURRENT  BRIDGE?  

Tacit  Knowledge  

Structured  InformaHon  

Global  knowledge  

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Global  knowledge  

Local  knowledge  

HOW  IS  THE  CURRENT  BRIDGE?  

Disintegrated  policies    

Structured  InformaHon   Organized  

knowledge  

Tacit  Knowledge  

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Global  knowledge  

Local  knowledge  

Why  is  this  so?  

Disintegrated  policies    

Structured  InformaHon   Organized  

knowledge  

Tacit  Knowledge  

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Global  knowledge  

Local  knowledge  

Why  is  this  so?  

Disintegrated  policies    

Structured  InformaHon   Organized  

knowledge  

Policy  Modeling  

DEEP   SHALLOW  

Formalizing  Dynamics   Formalizing  

Associa1ons  

Mainstream  Policy  Science  

Tacit  Knowledge  

•  System  of  Variables  (dependent  –  independent)  •  Linear  relaHon  • Hierarchical  organizaHon  • Homogeneity  assumpHons  •  Scare  of  Ecological  Fallacy  

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Policy  Modeling  

DEEP   SHALLOW  

Formalizing  Dynamics   Formalizing  

Associa1ons  

Global  knowledge  

Local  knowledge  

Why  is  this  so?  

Disintegrated  policies    

Structured  InformaHon   Organized  

knowledge  

Tacit  Knowledge  

•  Networks  of  Actors  •  Feedback  relaHons  •  Emergent  organizaHon  •  Heterogeneity  of  behavior  

Mainstream  Policy  Science  

•  System  of  Variables  (dependent  –  independent)  •  Linear  relaHon  • Hierarchical  organizaHon  • Homogeneity  assumpHons  •  Scare  of  Ecological  Fallacy  

But…

 

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Policy  Modeling  

DEEP   SHALLOW  

Formalizing  Dynamics   Formalizing  

Associa1ons  

Global  knowledge  

Local  knowledge  

Can  we  reconcile  this?  

Disintegrated  policies    

Structured  InformaHon   Organized  

knowledge  

Tacit  Knowledge  

•  Networks  of  Actors  •  Feedback  relaHons  •  Emergent  organizaHon  •  Heterogeneity  of  behavior  

Mainstream  Policy  Science  

•  System  of  Variables  (dependent  –  independent)  •  Linear  relaHon  • Hierarchical  organizaHon  • Homogeneity  assumpHons  •  Scare  of  Ecological  Fallacy  

But…

 

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Policy  Modeling  

Global  knowledge  

Local  knowledge  

Can  we  reconcile  this?  

Organized  knowledge  

Tacit  Knowledge  

•  Networks  of  Actors  •  Feedback  relaHons  •  Emergent  organizaHon  •  Heterogeneity  of  behavior  

DEEP  

Formalizing  Dynamics  

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Policy  Modeling  

Global  knowledge  

Local  knowledge  

A  computaHonal  

bridge!  

Organized  knowledge  

Tacit  Knowledge  

•  Networks  of  Actors  •  Feedback  relaHons  •  Emergent  organizaHon  •  Heterogeneity  of  behavior  

DEEP  

Formalizing  Dynamics  

AGENT-­‐BASED  MODELING  

Learning  and  adapta,on  

Rules  Path-­‐dependence  

Localized  

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BASIC  IDEA:  

Learning  and  adapta,on  

Organized  knowledge  

Tacit  Knowledge  

•  Networks  of  Actors  •  Feedback  relaHons  •  Emergent  organizaHon  •  Heterogeneity  of  behavior  

Formalizing  Dynamics  

AGENT-­‐BASED  MODELING  

Path-­‐dependence  

Rules  

Localized  We  program  agents.  

•  PercepHon  •  Knowledge  •  Response  

•  RaHonally-­‐bounded  

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BASIC  IDEA:  

Learning  and  adapta,on  

Organized  knowledge  

Tacit  Knowledge  

•  Networks  of  Actors  •  Feedback  relaHons  •  Emergent  organizaHon  •  Heterogeneity  of  behavior  

Formalizing  Dynamics  

AGENT-­‐BASED  MODELING  

Path-­‐dependence  

Rules  

Localized  

We  can  have  mulHple  agents  

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BASIC  IDEA:  

Learning  and  adapta,on  

Organized  knowledge  

Tacit  Knowledge  

•  Networks  of  Actors  •  Feedback  relaHons  •  Emergent  organizaHon  •  Heterogeneity  of  behavior  

Formalizing  Dynamics  

AGENT-­‐BASED  MODELING  

Path-­‐dependence  

Rules  

Localized  

We  can  have  mulHple  agents  

MULTIPLE  LEVELS  

MULTIPLE  INTERACTIONS  

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BASIC  IDEA:  

Learning  and  adapta,on  

Organized  knowledge  

Tacit  Knowledge  

•  Networks  of  Actors  •  Feedback  relaHons  •  Emergent  organizaHon  •  Heterogeneity  of  behavior  

Formalizing  Dynamics  

AGENT-­‐BASED  MODELING  

Path-­‐dependence  

Rules  

Localized  

We  can  have  mulHple  agents  

MULTIPLE  LEVELS  

MULTIPLE  INTERACTIONS  

TRAJECTORIES  AND  SCALES  

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GREAT  APPROACH…  but  challenging  

PROGRA

MMING  

?  

COMPU

TING  ?  

?  

INTERE

ST  

ABS

TRACT

ION  

?  

DECOMPO

SABILITY

 

COMPU

TABILITY

 

DECIDABILITY  

VALIDITY  

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Hands  on!  

hYp://climatechangejm.blogspot.com/  

PLEASE,  GO  TO:  

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DISCUSSION  

•  Human  Agency  (Hassan,  2009;  Crate  &  Nutall,  2009)  

•  History  and  Heterogeneity  maYer  (Rosen,  2003)  

•  Scale  (Strauss  &  Orlove,2003;  Rosen,  2003)  

•  Individual  PercepHon  and  Strategic  responses  (Rosen,2003)  

•  Tractability  of  climate  change  (Rayner,2003;  Hassan,  2009)  

•  JusHce  (Crate  &  Nutall,  2009)  

How  do  you  think  ABM  could  face  these  issues?  

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CLOSING  COMMENTS  How  can  a  simulaHon  ever  tell  us  anything  that  we  do  not  already  know?  

1.  A  simulaHon  is  no  beYer  than  the  assumpHons  built  into  it.  2.  A  computer  can  do  only  what  it  is  programmed  to  do.  

HOLDING  THAT:  

ASSUMPTIONS   ASSUMPTIONS  Correct  Premises   Correct  Premises  

Correct  Reasoning   Correct  Reasoning  

SPACE  OF  DERIVED  POSSIBILITIES  ?  

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CLOSING  COMMENTS  How  can  a  simulaHon  ever  tell  us  anything  that  we  do  not  already  know?  

1.  A  simulaHon  is  no  beYer  than  the  assumpHons  built  into  it.  2.  A  computer  can  do  only  what  it  is  programmed  to  do.  

HOLDING  THAT:  

Minimal  properHes  

Relevant  relaHonships  

Sufficient  Concepts  

MODELING  THE  POORLY  UNDERSTOOD  

Minimal  properHes  

Relevant  relaHonships  

Sufficient  Concepts