Abstract

Can Disaster and Conflict Early Warning (D/CEW) systems be networked to untangle the multiple but interdependent crises that characterize complex emergencies, particularly in response to climate change? In other words, can continuous information gathering identify the socio-ecological ingredients of complex crises before they escalate into widespread violence? And if so, can early warning methodologies based on events-data analysis provide the common platform to network D/CEW for early response?

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