Johanna Hoffman
Will a changing climate reshape the world order by 2050?
Areas of investigation:
1.Why is climate change important?
2. What is causing a changing climate?
3. How changed might our climate become in 2050?
4. What technologies could become potential climate solutions?
5. How does a changing climate affect global institutions?
6. Does climate change mean the end of nation states?
7. What kinds of conflict stem from resource scarcity?
8. How does climate change lead to border tensions?
9. How might climate refugees trigger conflict?
10. Where are key conflict flashpoints likely to be?
11. How could we ensure a conflict free future?
12. How will climate reshape world order by 2050?
1.Why is climate change important?
2. What is causing a changing climate?
3. How changed might our climate become in 2050?
4. What technologies could become potential climate solutions?
5. How does a changing climate affect global institutions?
6. Does climate change mean the end of nation states?
7. What kinds of conflict stem from resource scarcity?
8. How does climate change lead to border tensions?
9. How might climate refugees trigger conflict?
10. Where are key conflict flashpoints likely to be?
11. How could we ensure a conflict free future?
12. How will climate reshape world order by 2050?
Biography:
Johanna Hoffman is a strategist, urbanist and futurist, specializing in the space between design, planning, fiction and futures. Over the past fifteen years, she has conducted award-winning research, created adaptation strategies for international companies and led long term planning for leading academic centers.
She is the Co-founder of Design for Adaptation, a firm that synthesizes strategic planning and creative futures work to help people, cities and organizations transform uncertainty into present day choice. Her work on resilient design, speculative futures and climate adaptation has been honored by organizations around the world.
Johanna lives in San Francisco, USA
Johanna Hoffman is a strategist, urbanist and futurist, specializing in the space between design, planning, fiction and futures. Over the past fifteen years, she has conducted award-winning research, created adaptation strategies for international companies and led long term planning for leading academic centers.
She is the Co-founder of Design for Adaptation, a firm that synthesizes strategic planning and creative futures work to help people, cities and organizations transform uncertainty into present day choice. Her work on resilient design, speculative futures and climate adaptation has been honored by organizations around the world.
Johanna lives in San Francisco, USA