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WEB 2.0 SOLUTIONS TO WICKED CLIMATE CHANGE PROBLEMS

机译:恶劣的气候变化问题的Web 2.0解决方案

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One of the most pressing 'wicked problems' facing humankind is climate change together with its many interrelated environmental concerns. The complexity of this set of problems can be overwhelming as there is such diversity among both the interpretations of the scientific evidence and the viability of possible solutions. Among the social technologies associated with the second generation of the Internet known as Web 2.0, there are tools that allow people to communicate, coordinate and collaborate in ways that reduce their carbon footprint, potentially becoming part of the climate change solution. However the way forward is not obvious or easy as Web 2.0, while readily accepted in the chaotic social world, is often treated with suspicion in the more ordered world of business and government. This paper applies a holistic theoretical sense-making framework to research and practice on potential Web 2.0 solutions to climate change problems. The suite of issues, activities and tools involved are viewed as an ecosystem where all elements are dynamic and interrelated. Through such innovative thinking the Information Systems community can make a valuable contribution to a critical global problem and hence find a new relevance as part of the solution.
机译:人类面临的最紧迫的“邪恶问题”之一是气候变化及其许多相互关联的环境问题。由于科学证据的解释和可能解决方案的可行性之间存在着如此多的差异,因此这一系列问题的复杂性可能会令人难以承受。在与第二代互联网(称为Web 2.0)相关的社交技术中,有一些工具可以使人们以减少碳足迹的方式进行交流,协调和协作,从而有可能成为气候变化解决方案的一部分。但是,前进的道路并不明显或不容易,因为Web 2.0虽然在混乱的社会世界中很容易被接受,但在商业和政府秩序更为严峻的世界中却常常受到怀疑。本文采用整体理论意义上的框架来研究和实践针对气候变化问题的潜在Web 2.0解决方案。涉及的一系列问题,活动和工具被视为一个生态系统,其中所有要素都是动态且相互关联的。通过这种创新思维,信息系统社区可以为关键的全球性问题做出有价值的贡献,从而找到新的相关性作为解决方案的一部分。

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    《Australian journal of information systems》 |2010年第2期|p.153-165|共13页
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    Alanah Kazlauskas; Helen Hasan;

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    School of Business and Informatics (NSW), Australian Catholic University, Sydney, Australia;

    School of Economics, University of Wollongong Wollongong 2522, Australia;

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