Joos Akkerman
@jakkerman.bsky.social
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Economic adaptation to (climate-induced) natural disasters | PhD candidate Delft University of Technology at @sc3team.bsky.social | spatio-temporal dynamics | agent-based computational economics
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tatianafilatova.bsky.social
Great job, @jakkerman.bsky.social! Want to learn more about conditions when economies successfully recover after #climate-induced #shocks , thrive or permanently decline? Stay tuned, we hope to share the paper soon. #ClimateRisk, #EconSky 🌍 @tudclimateaction.bsky.social #NWO #VIDI
jakkerman.bsky.social
Today I presented at the #SRA-E Benelux meeting on #transformational impacts of large environmental shocks on #regional #economies. Thank you for the nice questions, comments, and the inspiring sessions!

@sc3team.bsky.social @tatianafilatova.bsky.social

Supported by VIDI grant 191015.
jakkerman.bsky.social
Today I presented at the #SRA-E Benelux meeting on #transformational impacts of large environmental shocks on #regional #economies. Thank you for the nice questions, comments, and the inspiring sessions!

@sc3team.bsky.social @tatianafilatova.bsky.social

Supported by VIDI grant 191015.
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thorid.bsky.social
Interested in #TippingPoints in social simulation? Check out our poster (with @jakkerman.bsky.social and @tatianafilatova.bsky.social ) today at #ssc2025. We propose a procedure for how to detect tipping in (social) simulation data.

Supported by VIDI grant 191015.
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edconway.bsky.social
✍️I visited British Steel last week - just as workers were discovering that the plant's Chinese owners were effectively planning to starve the blast furnaces to death.
It was a strange, unsettling experience. With deep ramifications. Some thoughts: edconway.substack.com/p/the-strang...
The Strange, Unsettling Story of British Steel
Why the fate of a blast furnace in Scunthorpe might have much deeper implications for this country
edconway.substack.com
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thorid.bsky.social
Are you working on social simulations of #structuralChange, #transformations or (social) #tipping points?
Consider submitting your work to the Special Track on Modeling Transformative Change at #SSC2025!
ssc2025.tbm.tudelft.nl
Deadline for submissions is April 11th!
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sc3team.bsky.social
3 SC3 members (@jakkerman.bsky.social, @ignasicortes.bsky.social, @chatzivasileiadis.bsky.social) presented their work on #economic #climate #adaptation to a room of fellow NL-based environmental economists at the DEARE Day 2025 in Wageningen. A great opportunity to receive feedback on our work!
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sc3team.bsky.social
Our team is expanding! Shane, Merel and Mikhail joined SC3 in the last couple of months and all work on topics related to #climate #adaptation. Meet them in this thread 👇
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sc3team.bsky.social
Fresh off the printing press, @sof14g1l.bsky.social, @thorid.bsky.social, @jakkerman.bsky.social and @tatianafilatova.bsky.social investigate barriers and drivers of #Climate adaptation through a literature review using #NLP algorithms, as part of our VIDI project on social tipping points. Congrats!
sof14g1l.bsky.social
🚨Publication alert!

In this work, @sc3team.bsky.social used #NLP algorithms to provide insights into the barriers and drivers of adaptation to #floods and #SLR. We show that the interplay between individuals, communities, and governments is key for effective adaptation action.

More here 👇🏽
Patterns in reported adaptation constraints: insights from peer-reviewed literature on floods and sea-level rise
Understanding climate change adaptation constraints for different actors — governments, communities, individuals, and households — is essential, as ad…
www.sciencedirect.com
jakkerman.bsky.social
sof14g1l.bsky.social
🚨Publication alert!

In this work, @sc3team.bsky.social used #NLP algorithms to provide insights into the barriers and drivers of adaptation to #floods and #SLR. We show that the interplay between individuals, communities, and governments is key for effective adaptation action.

More here 👇🏽
Patterns in reported adaptation constraints: insights from peer-reviewed literature on floods and sea-level rise
Understanding climate change adaptation constraints for different actors — governments, communities, individuals, and households — is essential, as ad…
www.sciencedirect.com
jakkerman.bsky.social
I live near this neighborhood! They also very nicely integrated the old industrial architecture and turned them into restaurants and coffee places!
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lucafornaro.bsky.social
Last Sunday Mario Draghi delivered a forceful speech, arguing that Europe has fallen into a vicious cycle of weak domestic demand, insufficient macroeconomic stimulus, depressed investment and low productivity growth cepr.org/system/files....

Here's a 🧵 on recent research related to this view.
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sc3team.bsky.social
@jakkerman.bsky.social is a PhD candidate researching the economic and financial dynamics arising from increasing climate hazards. He examines how societies adapt to these risks and investigates the endogenous processes that can lead to nonlinear outcomes, such as lock-ins and tipping points.
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sc3team.bsky.social
It’s time to introduce the Center for Social Complexity of Climate Change (SC3 www.sc3.center). We work on climate change and how different agents interact in this context. Follow us to learn about the relationship between #ClimateChange and #Society and #Economy. This is the team ⬇️
SC3 - Center for Social Complexity of Climate Change
www.sc3.center
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bengolub.bsky.social
Macroeconomists cautiously proposing the idea that...

problems that Fields medalists can occasionally handle *(in special cases) are perhaps not the best as-if models of agents' dynamic behavior
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davidho.bsky.social
Rich countries don't want to repay low-income countries for adaptation.

But remember that climate impacts for the average citizen of a low-income country at 1.5°C of global warming won't be felt by ~40% of people living in high-income countries until >3°C. That is climate injustice. #COP29
The study of Harrington (2018) underscores that changes in extreme heat, for example, will be felt by the average citizen of a low-income country after 1.5°C of global warming and will not be felt by about 40% of people living in high-income nations until well after double the amount of global warming is reached (3°C increase).
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stevebowen.bsky.social
Another sobering article again highlighting the obvious:

Our communities are largely not built to withstand marginally intense, let alone anomalously intense, weather events.

Building better and smarter won't reduce risk to zero, but you're giving yourself a much better chance to limit impacts.
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isoutar.bsky.social
Incredible photo from the aftermath of the Valencia flooding.
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Qué foto más impresionante... (David Ramos / Getty)
www.elmundo.es/cronica/2024...
Foto de David Ramos
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tatianafilatova.bsky.social
🌟JOB: 4-year fully funded PhD 🌟 on 'Soc-econ #Tipping Points & Levers in Scaling up Nature Based Solutions’ to reduce #ClimateRisk & support #adaptation w #NBS. We plan to use #ABM & stat. #data analysis to elicit #complexity. Apply by 28.10: lnkd.in/duRwHpzY #EconSky 🌏 #NL2120 @sc3team.bsky.social
jakkerman.bsky.social
It was a pleasure to work together, and wishing you the best in your next adventure!
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sof14g1l.bsky.social
🚨Working Paper Alert!

In this work, me, @thorid.bsky.social, @joosakkerman.bsky.social, & @tatianafilatova.bsky.social, analyze the associations between different #climatechange adaptations and actors' constraints in adaptation to climate-induced #floods and #sea-level-rise.

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tatianafilatova.bsky.social
Job opening: Assistant Professor in Economics & Finance of Climate Change Adaptation (permanent after 1-1,5y). We look for quantitative economists interested in climate #physical #risks & how #climate #finance shapes #adaptation. tinyurl.com/EconCCA Deadline Feb 12. #EconSky #Adapt
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tatianafilatova.bsky.social
Our new study in Scientific Reports nature.com/articles/s41... shows that economic #damages of #climate-induced #SLR are higher than previously estimated. National damages mask the true costs of climate-induced #SLR that could be an order of magnitude higher. #EconSky #adapt @sc3team.bsky.social