Towards a Formal Framework of Vulnerability to Climate Change

By Cezar Ionescu, Richard J. T. Klein, Jochen Hinkel, K. S. Kavi Kumar, Rupert Klein. 2009

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Enhancing the Ostrom social-ecological system framework through formalization (2014, background): “Formalization is the process of making form (or structure) of linguistic expressions explicit by translating them into a formal language (Hinkel 2008, Ionescu et al. 2009, Wolf et al. 2013).”
Vulnerability to the impact of climate change on renewable groundwater resources: a global-scale assessment (2009, background): “In their ‘framework of vulnerability to climate change’, Ionescu et al (2009) state that ‘accurate statements about vulnerability are possible only if one clearly specifies (1) the entity that is vulnerable, (2) the stimulus to which it is vulnerable and (3) the preference criteria to evaluate the…”
A hybrid framework for assessing socioeconomic drought: Linking climate variability, local resilience, and demand (2015, background): “…vulnerability indicate that it is a relative concept, and possible statements about vulnerability must clearly specify the entity that is vulnerable, the stimulus to which it is vulnerable, and the preference criteria to calculate the result of the interaction between them [Ionescu et al., 2009].”
A review of the global climate change impacts, adaptation, and sustainable mitigation measures (2022, background): “Henceforth, the sensitivity of these critical sectors to CC and, in return, the adaptive measures are a hallmark in determining the composite vulnerability of climate warming (Ionescu et al. 2009).”