Allocation and Access in the Anthropocene

Abstract

The novel character of earth system transformation puts questions of justice, fairness, and equity in a new light. How can we reach interdisciplinary conceptualizations and definitions of access to goods and their allocation? What (overarching) principles underlie allocation and access? Which role do or should inter-spatial and inter-generational concepts of agency play here?

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