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CONTENTS
COUNCIL STAFF.V
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. VI
BOXES.XIX
TABLES. XXII
FIGURES.XXIII
ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS. XXV
1 INTRODUCTION.27
2 SUSTAINABILITY IN THE AGE OF DIGITALIZATION.31
2.1 A COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSTANDING OF TRANSFORMATION MUST TAKE THE
MEGATREND OF
DIGITALIZATION INTO ACCOUNT.31
2.1.1 DIGITALIZATION POSES FUNDAMENTAL CHALLENGES TO THE GREAT
TRANSFORMATION TOWARDS
SUSTAINABILITY.33
2.1.2 COMBINING OUR THINKING ON DIGITALIZATION AND THE GREAT
TRANSFORMATION DIRECTS
ATTENTION TOWARDS HUMAN BEINGS THEMSELVES .33
2.2 THE WBGU'S NORMATIVE COMPASS IN THE DIGITAL AGE .35
2.2.1 SUSTAINING THE NATURAL LIFE-SUPPORT SYSTEMS.35
2.2.1.1 PLANETARY GUARDRAILS FOR GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE.35
2.2.1.2 LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS.37
2.2.2 INCLUSION - THE BASIS FOR A GOOD LIFE.38
2.2.2.1 SUBSTANTIVE INCLUSION AS A BASIC CATEGORY.38
22.22 ECONOMIC INCLUSION INSTEAD OF EXCLUSION.39
2.2.2.3 POLITICAL INCLUSION AS A DEMOCRATIC BASIS.39
2.2.3 EIGENART AS A FOUNDATION FOR SELF-EFFECTIVE INDIVIDUALS AND
SOCIETIES CAPABLE OF
TRANSFORMATION.40
2.2.3.1 EIGENART AS A GUIDING CONCEPT FOR THE PROTECTION OF INDIVIDUAL
FREEDOM
OF DEVELOPMENT.40
2.2.3.2 EIGENART AS A SOCIO-POLITICAL GUIDING PRINCIPLE.41
2.3 DIGNITY AS THE STARTING POINT AND TARGET VISION OF THE NORMATIVE
COMPASS .41
2.3.1 DIGNITY AS A HIGHLY CONTROVERSIAL TOPIC IN THE DIGITAL AGE.41
2.3.2 TWO KEY ASPECTS OF DIGNITY: PROTECTION AGAINST OBJECTIFICATION AND
SUBSTANTIVE
INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS.42
2.4 CONCLUSIONS.44
3 UNDERSTANDING THE DIGITAL AGE.47
3.1 DEVELOPMENT LEADING UP TO THE DIGITAL AGE.47
3.1.1 HUMANKIND AND ITS DEVELOPMENT AS THE STARTING POINT.47
3.1.2 THE ROAD TO A DIGITALLY NETWORKED SOCIETY IN THE ANTHROPOCENE.48
3.1.2.1 FROM THE FIRST COMPUTERS TO THE DIGITAL NETWORK.49
3.1.2.2 ORIGIN AND EXPANSION OF SOCIAL PLATFORMS.50
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3.1.3 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS THE DIGITAL AGE.51
3.1.4 CONCLUSIONS: THE DIGITAL AGE IS EMERGING.55
3.2 SELECTED BASIC TERMS AND FUNCTIONS OF DIGITALIZATION.56
3.2.1 FEATURES AND BASIC FUNCTIONS OF DIGITAL SOCIOTECHNICAL
SOLUTIONS.56
3.2.2 DATA, METADATA, DATA CATALOGUES AND DATA ROOMS.59
3.2.3 A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO ALGORITHMS, COMPUTABILITY AND
HEURISTICS.61
3.2.4 A BRIEF HISTORY OF AUTOMATION AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.61
3.2.5 ALGORITHM-BASED SYSTEMS IN THE SOCIETAL CONTEXT.62
3.2.6 QUANTUM COMPUTING AS A FUTURE COMPUTER GENERATION.63
3.2.7 CONCLUSIONS: DIGITALIZATION IN A NUTSHELL.65
3.3 KEY TECHNOLOGIES OF DIGITALIZATION (ALSO) IN THE SUSTAINABILITY
CONTEXT.65
3.3.1 INTERNET OF THINGS.66
3.3.2 BIG DATA.68
3.3.3 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.71
3.3.4 CYBERSECURITY.75
3.3.5 OTHER RELEVANT TECHNOLOGIES.78
3.3.5.1 MONITORING AND MODELLING.78
33.5.2 AUGMENTED AND VIRTUAL REALITIES.79
3.3.53 ROBOTICS.81
33.5.4 3D PRINTING AND ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING.82
33.5.5 BLOCKCHAIN AND DISTRIBUTED-LEDGER TECHNOLOGY.83
3.3.6 CONCLUSIONS: KEY TECHNOLOGIES MUST BE SHAPED WITH SUSTAINABILITY
IN MIND.86
3.4 CORE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DIGITAL AGE.86
3.4.1 INTERCONNECTEDNESS.86
3.4.2 COGNITION.87
3.4.3 AUTONOMY.88
3.4.4 VIRTUALITY.89
3.4.5 KNOWLEDGE EXPLOSION.89
3.4.6 CONCLUSIONS: THE DIGITALIZED TECHNOSPHERE AS A CENTRAL BUILDING
BLOCK OF SOCIETY.90
3.5 CHANGES IN KEY AREAS OF LIFE IN THE DIGITAL AGE.90
3.5.1 DIGITALIZATION AND THE EARTH SYSTEM PERSPECTIVE.90
3.5.2 DIGITALIZATION AND THE RECONFIGURATION OF THE MARKET AND THE
ECONOMY.91
3.5.3 DIGITALIZATION AND THE CHANGE OF SOCIETAL ORDER.93
3.5.4 DIGITALIZATION ON AND IN HUMANS.94
3.5.5 DIGITALIZATION OF HUMAN-MADE TECHNOLOGICAL SYSTEMS .95
3.5.6 CONCLUSIONS: UNDERSTANDING AND ACCEPTING FORMATIVE TASKS.96
3.6 THE DIGITAL AGE AND SUSTAINABILITY FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS . 96
3.6.1 SELECTED REPORTS.96
3.6.2 KEY MESSAGES AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE REPORTS.97
3.6.3 SELECTED CHARTERS.101
3.6.4 CONCLUSIONS: CONTOURS OF A LANDSCAPE OF RECOMMENDATIONS.105
3.7 CONCLUSIONS.107
4 ACTOR CONSTELLATIONS IN THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION.109
4.1 TRANSFORMATIVE CHANGE AS A FORMATIVE TASK.109
4.2 ACTORS IN THE DIGITAL AGE BETWEEN POWER AND IMPOTENCE.112
4.2.1 THE ABILITY TO ACT AND THE FORMATIVE CAPACITY OF INDIVIDUALS IN
THE DIGITAL AGE.113
4.2.1.1 LOSS OF SOVEREIGNTY AND VIOLATIONS OF PRIVACY AS RISKS FOR
USERS.113
4.2.1.2 USERS AND PROSUMERS AS CREATIVE ENABLERS OF CHANGE .114
4.2.1.3 CITIZENS AS DIGITALLY SUPPORTED ACTORS OF CHANGE.114
CONTENTS
4.2.1.4 THE RISK OF DISCRIMINATION IF CITIZENS ARE EXCLUDED FROM DIGITAL
TECHNOLOGY.115
4.2.1.5 INTERIM CONCLUSION.115
4.2.2 ENTERPRISES BETWEEN MARKET CONCENTRATION AND COMPETITION.115
4.2.2.1 ENTERPRISES AS ACTORS IN DIGITAL CHANGE: MARKET DISRUPTIONS.116
4.2.2.2 COMPANIES AS DIGITAL PIONEERS OF SUSTAINABLE CHANGE?.117
4.2.2.3 CHALLENGES: NEW PATH DEPENDENCIES AND THE SOCIETAL POWER OF
BUSINESSES TO SHAPE THE FUTURE.118
4.2.2.4 INTERIM CONCLUSION.121
4.2.3 CIVIL SOCIETY BETWEEN EMANCIPATION AND PARALYSIS.121
4.2.3.1 CIVIL-SOCIETY COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY.121
4.2.3.2 DIGITALIZATION AND CIVIL-SOCIETY ACTION AND ORGANIZATION.123
4.2.3.3 CIVIL SOCIETY AS A DRIVER OF TRANSFORMATION IN THE DIGITAL
AGE.124
4.2.4 TECH-COMMUNITIES - NEW PIONEERS OF CHANGE?.124
4.2.4.1 VALUE INSCRIPTIONS IN TECHNOLOGY.124
4.2.4.2 ETHICAL DISCOURSES IN TECH-COMMUNITIES .125
4.2.4.3 INTERIM CONCLUSION.125
4.2.5 CITIES AND MUNICIPALITIES BETWEEN TECHNOLOGY SOVEREIGNTY AND
TECHNOLOGY
DEPENDENCE.126
4.2.5.1 GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS: A NEW CHALLENGE FOR CITY
GOVERNMENTS.126
4.2.5.2 EFFECTIVE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS.126
4.2.53 THE DIGITAL MUNICIPALITY AND THE TRANSFORMATION TOWARDS
SUSTAINABILITY. 127
4.2.6 STATES BETWEEN POWER AND LOSS OF SOVEREIGNTY.127
4.2.6.1 STATE CAPACITY TO ACT UNDER THE PRESSURE OF ECONOMICALLY DRIVEN
DETERRITORIALIZATION.127
4.2.6.2 WAYS TO STRENGTHEN THE STATE'S ABILITY TO ACT SUSTAINABLY.129
4.2.63 UNTAPPED FORMATIVE POTENTIAL OF STATES.130
4.2.7 TRANSNATIONAL ACTORS BETWEEN WORLD SOCIETY AND FRAGMENTATION?.130
4.2.7.1 TRANSNATIONALIZATION OF SUSTAINABILITY POLICY AND
DIGITALIZATION.131
4.2.7.2 TRANSNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF DIGITAL
INFRASTRUCTURES.133
4.2.7.3 INTERIM CONCLUSION.135
4.2.8 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AS ACTORS IN SUSTAINABILITY
GOVERNANCE.135
4.2.8.1 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND SUSTAINABLE DIGITALIZATION.136
4.2.8.2 CHANGING ROLE AND FUNCTION OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.136
4.3 USE WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY FOR SUSTAINABILITY TRANSFORMATION.137
4.3.1 NEW OPTIONS AND CHANGE ALLIANCES.137
4.3.2 SHADOWS OF THE PAST: PATH DEPENDENCIES PERPETUATE DESTRUCTIVE
GROWTH PATHS.138
4.33 DIGITALIZATION ITSELF CREATES POWER ALLIANCES AND BARRIERS AGAINST
SUSTAINABILITY
TRANSFORMATIONS.139
4.3.4 CONCLUSIONS.141
5 ARENAS OF DIGITAL CHANGE.143
5.1 INTRODUCTION.143
5.2 SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY AND THE ENVIRONMENT.146
5.2.1 SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRY 4.0 AND THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY - HOW
DIGITALIZATION IS
CHANGING INDUSTRIAL METABOLISM.146
5.2.1.1 CONTEXT: DIGITALIZATION AS A DRIVER OF AN ECO-INDUSTRIAL
TURNAROUND? .146
5.2.1.2 CHANGING MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS THROUGH DIGITAL DEVICES AND
INFRASTRUCTURES.146
5.2.13 MORE EFFICIENT PRODUCTION PROCESSES THROUGH INDUSTRY 4.0 AND A
DIGITALLY
COORDINATED CIRCULAR ECONOMY.147
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CONTENTS
5.2.1.4 CONCLUSIONS: WHAT CAN DIGITALIZATION DO FOR THE GLOBAL
TRANSFORMATION
OF INDUSTRIAL METABOLISM?.148
5.2.2 NEW FORMS OF DIGITAL ECONOMY: APPROACHES TO SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC
ACTIVITY IN
THE DIGITAL AGE.150
5.2.2.1 RE-EMBEDDING AS A CHALLENGE OF SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY.151
5.2.2.2 SUSTAINABLE DIGITAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP.151
5.2.23 PLATFORM COOPERATIVES AS A SPECIAL EXPRESSION OF COLLECTIVE
ENTREPRENEURSHIP.152
5.2.2.4 SHARING ECONOMY BETWEEN THE CLASSICAL AND THE COLLECTIVE
ECONOMY.152
5.2.2.5 COLLABORATIVE FORMS OF PRODUCTION: PROSUMERS AND COMMONS-BASED
PEER
PRODUCTION.154
5.2.2.6 CONCLUSIONS.156
5.2.3 DIGITALIZATION OF CONSUMPTION AND SUSTAINABLE CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR:
PROMOTION OF
SOLIDARITY-BASED LIFESTYLES.156
5.23.1 DIGITALIZED CONSUMPTION FOR SUSTAINING NATURAL LIFE-SUPPORT
SYSTEMS.157
5.23.2 FROM SUSTAINING THE NATURAL LIFE-SUPPORT SYSTEMS TO THE CONCEPT
OF
SOLIDARITY-BASED QUALITY OF LIFE.162
5.2.33 OPPORTUNITIES AND RISKS OF DIGITALIZED CONSUMPTION FOR INCLUSION
AND
EIGENART.162
TOPIC BOX 5.2-1 FINTECH IN THE CONTEXT OF SUSTAINABLE FINANCING.160
5.2.4 SUSTAINABILITY IN ONLINE COMMERCE: STATUS QUO AND PROSPECTS.163
5.2.4.1 ROLE AND GROWTH OF ONLINE COMMERCE .163
5.2.4.2 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF ONLINE COMMERCE.164
5.2.43 SOCIAL EFFECTS.167
5.2.4.4 CONCLUSIONS.168
5.2.5 DIGITALIZATION: FROM THE ELECTRONIC WASTE PROBLEM TO A SOLUTION
FOR THE CIRCULAR
ECONOMY?.168
5.2.5.1 ELECTRONIC WASTE IN THE CONTEXT OF THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY.168
5.2.5.2 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AS A CAUSE OF THE GLOBAL E-WASTE
PROBLEM.169
5.2.5.4 CONCLUSIONS.173
5.2.6 DIGITALIZATION FOR CLIMATE-CHANGE MITIGATION AND THE ENERGY
TRANSFORMATION.174
5.2.6.1 USE DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE ENERGY TRANSFORMATION.175
5.2.6.2 USE DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES TO OVERCOME ENERGY POVERTY IN
DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES.175
5.2.63 CONTAIN THE DEMAND FOR ENERGY GENERATED BY DIGITALIZATION.177
5.2.6.4 RISKS OF A DIGITALIZED ENERGY SYSTEM: RESILIENCE AND PRIVACY.179
5.2.6.5 CONCLUSIONS.180
5.2.7 'SMART CITY': SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT WITH
DIGITALIZATION?.180
5.2.7.1 SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT IN THE DIGITAL AGE: CHALLENGES.180
5.2.7.2 SMART CITY: CONCEPT, APPLICATION EXAMPLES, DISTRIBUTION AND
DRIVERS.180
5.2.73 SELECTED AREAS OF TENSION IN DIGITALLY SUPPORTED URBAN
DEVELOPMENT.182
5.27.4 DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY AND THE 'RIGHT TO THE CITY'.185
5.27.5 CONCLUSIONS.186
5.2.8 SUSTAINABLE URBAN MOBILITY IN THE DIGITAL AGE.187
5.2.8.1 GUIDING CONCEPT OF A SUSTAINABLE URBAN MOBILITY TURNAROUND.187
5.2.8.2 ELEMENTS OF THE DIGITAL MOBILITY TURNAROUND .187
5.2.83 STATUS QUO AND CHALLENGES OF SUSTAINABLE DIGITAL MOBILITY IN
URBAN AREAS . 189
5.2.8.4 CONCLUSIONS: SETTING PARAMETERS FOR A SUSTAINABLE DIGITAL
MOBILITY
TURNAROUND IN THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT.190
5.2.9 PRECISION AGRICULTURE: THE NEXT STEP TOWARDS INDUSTRIALIZED
AGRICULTURE?.193
5.2.9.1 THE CONTEXT: GLOBAL, SUSTAINABLE LAND USE.193
5.2.9.2 PRECISION AGRICULTURE: METHODS, DISSEMINATION AND POTENTIAL .194
5.2.93 EFFICIENCY VERSUS SUSTAINABILITY.195
XII 5.2.9.4 CONCLUSIONS.196
CONTENTS
5.2.10 DIGITALIZATION IN AGRICULTURE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.198
5.2.10.1 ACCESS TO INNOVATIVE DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES.198
5.2.10.2 ACCESS TO PRODUCTION-RELATED INFORMATION AND AGRICULTURAL
ADVISORY
SERVICES.198
5.2.10.3 ACCESS TO WEATHER INFORMATION AND DISASTER PREPAREDNESS .199
5.2.10.4 ACCESS TO MARKET AND PRICE INFORMATION.200
5.2.10.5 ACCESS TO LAND AND CAPITAL.200
5.2.10.6 CONCLUSIONS.200
5.2.11 DIGITALLY ENHANCED MONITORING OF ECOSYSTEMS AND BIODIVERSITY.200
5.2.11.1 THE BIODIVERSITY CRISIS .200
5.2.11.2 IMPROVED KNOWLEDGE THROUGH DIGITALLY ENHANCED MONITORING.201
5.2.11.3 TECHNIQUES AND EXAMPLES.201
5.2.11.4 RISKS.204
5.2.11.5 CONCLUSIONS.205
5.3 PEOPLE AND SOCIETY.206
5.3.1 DIGITALIZATION AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO PROMOTE A COLLECTIVE GLOBAL
AWARENESS OF
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT.206
5.3.1.1 RAISING AWARENESS THROUGH DIGITALIZATION.206
5.3.1.2 THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE COSMOPOLITAN SOCIETY: CAN DIGITALIZATION
PROMOTE
EMPATHY AND SOLIDARITY? .207
5.3.1.3 DIGITAL PARTICIPATION AND NETWORKING TO MAKE CHANGES IN
CONSUMPTION
STYLES POSSIBLE IN EVERYDAY LIFE.209
5.3.1.4 CONCLUSIONS.209
5.3.2 DIGITALIZATION AND PUBLIC DISCOURSE: THE END OF RATIONAL
ARGUMENTATION OR THE
CHANCE OF A GLOBAL AGORA?.210
5.3.2.1 THE DIGITALIZED AGORA - STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN PUBLIC DISCOURSE
IN THE
DIGITAL SPACE.211
5.3.2.2 EMPOWERMENT OF, AND THREATS TO, INDIVIDUAL INCLUSION IN PUBLIC
COMMUNICATION.213
5.3.2.3 THE DIGITAL AGORA BETWEEN CONCENTRATION OF POWER AND THE PUBLIC
INTEREST.214
53.2.4 CONCLUSIONS: THE IMPACT OF THE DIGITAL STRUCTURAL CHANGE IN THE
PUBLIC
SPHERE ON DEMOCRATIC PROCESSES.215
5.3.3 CHALLENGES OF THE SCORING SOCIETY.217
5.3.3.1 GLOBAL TRENDS IN THE APPLICATION OF SCORING METHODS.218
5.33.2 NECESSARY DEBATES.220
5.3.33 CONCLUSIONS.222
5.3.4 FROM EDUCATION FOR DIGITALIZATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TO
FUTURE-PROOF
EDUCATION.222
53.4.1 ASSESSMENT - TODAY'S EDUCATION FOR DIGITALIZATION.224
TOPIC BOX 5.3-1 DIGITALIZATION: RISK OR OPPORTUNITY FOR THE ENFORCEMENT
OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW? 223
53.4.2 FUTURE-PROOF EDUCATION AS A DRIVER OF THE GREAT TRANSFORMATION
.224
5.3.43 USE EDUCATION TO OFFSET NEGATIVE EFFECTS IN THE DIGITAL AGE.225
53.4.4 USE DIGITALIZATION TO PROMOTE A SOLIDARITY-BASED QUALITY OF LIFE,
INCLUSION
AND EIGENART.226
53.4.5 FUTURE-PROOF EDUCATION: PROTECT HUMAN DIGNITY AND MASTER SOCIETAL
CHALLENGES COLLECTIVELY.228
5.3.5 PUBLIC-SERVICE ICT AS PART OF BASIC PUBLIC SERVICES.229
53.5.1 PUBLIC-SERVICE ICT TO REDUCE THE DIGITAL DIVIDE.230
53.5.2 OPTIONS FOR THE REALIZATION OF PUBLIC-SERVICE ICT.230
5.3.53 APPROACHES TO THE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC-SERVICE ICT.234
5.3.6 DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY AS A GENDER BENDER?.234
53.6.1 EXCLUSION FROM THE DIGITAL SPHERE: GENDER-SPECIFIC ACCESS
BARRIERS.235
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53.6.2 STILL A MALE DOMAIN: GENDER ASPECTS IN THE DESIGN OF TECHNICAL
SYSTEMS . 235
5.3.63 ANTI-DISCRIMINATION WORK USING ALGORITHM-BASED SYSTEMS?.237
53.6.4 DIGITAL EXPERIMENTAL SPACES FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND DIVERSITY.238
5.3.7 DIGITAL SELF-TRACKING: BETWEEN EMPOWERMENT AND LOSS OF CONTROL.238
53.7.1 DIGITAL SELF-TRACKING AND THE DATA GENERATED.238
53.7.2 DOES DIGITAL SELF-TRACKING OF HEALTH STRENGTHEN OR WEAKEN
INDIVIDUAL
SELF-DETERMINATION?.239
TOPIC BOX 53-2 THE TECHNOLOGIZATION OF THE HUMAN BEING.242
5.3.8 INTERNATIONAL DIVISION OF LABOUR AND DIGITALIZATION: CONSEQUENCES
FOR DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES AND EMERGING ECONOMIES.243
53.8.1 STARTING POSITION: ADVANCES IN DEVELOPMENT DURING THE SECOND WAVE
OF
GLOBALIZATION.243
53.8.2 CHANGING VALUE CHAINS THROUGH DIGITALIZATION.244
5.3.83 THE CHANGING INTERNATIONAL DIVISION OF LABOUR: FROM THE ANALOGUE
TO
THE DIGITAL WORKBENCH?.246
53.8.4 CONCLUSIONS.249
5.3.9 SUSTAINABLE WORKING ENVIRONMENTS OF THE FUTURE.249
53.9.1 AUTOMATION AND EMPLOYMENT.250
53.9.2 DISTRIBUTION IMPLICATIONS.250
5.3.93 SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEMS AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION MECHANISMS .252
53.9.4 GUIDING CONCEPTS FOR SUSTAINABLE WORK IN THE FUTURE.253
53.9.5 CONCLUSIONS.256
5.3.10 DIGITAL COMMONS . 256
5.3.10.1 DIGITAL COMMONS AS A KEY INSTRUMENT FOR THE DIGITAL COMMON
GOOD.256
5.3.10.2 OPEN EDUCATION.257
5.3.10.3 FREE KNOWLEDGE.257
5.3.10.4 OPEN DATA.258
5.3.10.5 DIGITIZED CULTURAL AND NATURAL HERITAGE.259
5.4 CONCLUSIONS.261
6 BLUEPRINTS OF THE FUTURE AND VISIONS ON DIGITALIZATION AND
SUSTAINABILITY.265
6.1 UTOPIAN VISION OF A DIGITALIZED SUSTAINABILITY SOCIETY.266
6.2 DYSTOPIAN VISION ON THE RISKS OF DIGITALIZATION FOR
SUSTAINABILITY.270
6.3 SYNOPSIS: COMPARISON OF VISIONARY FUTURE HOPES AND RISKS.276
6.4 CONCLUSIONS.276
7 DIGITALIZATION AND SUSTAINABILITY - SYNTHESIS.283
7.1 THREE DYNAMICS OF THE DIGITAL AGE.283
7.2 FIRST DYNAMIC: USE DIGITALIZATION FOR SUSTAINABILITY.287
7.3 SECOND DYNAMIC: SUSTAINABLE DIGITALIZED SOCIETIES - ANTICIPATE AND
SHAPE
FUNDAMENTAL CHANGES.291
7.4 THIRD DYNAMIC: THE FUTURE OF
HOMO SAPIENS -
DISCOURSES.297
7.5 CONCLUSIONS: PLACE DIGITALIZATION AT THE SERVICE OF GLOBAL
SUSTAINABILITY.301
8 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE FOR THE TRANSFORMATION TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITY IN THE
DIGITAL AGE.305
8.1 APPROACHES TO THE GOVERNANCE OF DIGITALIZATION AT THE GLOBAL
LEVEL.306
8.1.1 PRIVATE-SECTOR DEVELOPMENT AS A STARTING POINT FOR GLOBAL DIGITAL
POLICY.306
8.1.2 UN CONFERENCES AND PROCESSES.307
8.1.3 UN AGENCIES, UN PROGRAMMES, UN SPECIAL RAPPORTEURS AND HIGH-LEVEL
ADVISORY
XIV GROUPS.308
CONTENTS
8.1.4 INITIATIVES IN THE WORLD BANK, G20, WTO AND OECD.308
8.1.5 INITIATIVES IN PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP.309
8.1.6 EU'S STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABILITY AND DIGITALIZATION.310
8.1.7 CONCLUSIONS.312
8.2 POTENTIAL BENEFITS AND RISKS OF DIGITALIZATION FOR GLOBAL
SUSTAINABILITY GOALS.312
8.2.1 DIGITALIZATION AND THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS.312
8.2.2 CLIMATE POLICY IN THE DIGITAL AGE.313
8.2.3 GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY POLICY IN THE DIGITAL AGE.320
8.3 NEW GLOBAL AREAS FOR COOPERATION BEYOND THE 2030 AGENDA.321
8.3.1 PROTECTION OF INDIVIDUAL PRIVACY .322
8.3.1.1 STATUS QUO OF THE GLOBAL PROTECTION OF INDIVIDUAL PRIVACY.323
8.3.1.2 ENSURING THE ENFORCEMENT OF PRIVACY PROTECTION.324
8.3.1.3 COOPERATION TO ENSURE PRIVACY: A UNITED NATIONS PRIVACY
CONVENTION.324
8.3.2 PRESERVING AND EXTENDING INCLUSION IN THE DIGITAL AGE .324
8.3.3 PRESERVING HUMAN DECISION-MAKING SOVEREIGNTY .326
8.3.4 PROTECTION OF UNIQUE HUMAN CHARACTERISTICS IN THE HUMAN-MACHINE
RELATIONSHIP . 327
8.4 ELEMENTS FOR THE SUSTAINABLE SHAPING OF THE DIGITAL AGE AT THE
GLOBAL LEVEL.328
8.4.1 ECONOMIC PARADIGM AS A STRONG LEVER.329
8.4.1.1 GUIDING PRINCIPLES AND PERFORMANCE INDICATORS OF AN 'EMPTY' AND
A
'FULL' WORLD.330
8.4.1.2 TOWARDS A NEW (ECONOMIC) GUIDING PRINCIPLE OF DIGITALIZATION.331
8.4.1.3 NEW HYBRID FORMS OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY.331
8.4.2 PRINCIPLES AND INSTRUMENTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN THE CONTEXT OF
DIGITALIZATION . 332
8.4.2.1 THE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE.332
8.4.2.2 THE POLLUTER PAYS PRINCIPLE.333
8.4.2.3 THE COOPERATION PRINCIPLE.333
8.4.2.4 THE INTEGRATION PRINCIPLE.333
8.4.3 READJUSTMENT OF SUSTAINABILITY GOVERNANCE 30 YEARS AFTER THE EARTH
SUMMIT OF
RIO DE JANEIRO.334
8.4.4 GOVERNANCE GAP: ADEQUATE INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES FOR NEW
CHALLENGES.334
8.4.5 A BINDING FRAMEWORK UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW: THE OPTIMUM
SOLUTION.335
8.4.6 ROLE OF SCIENCE.335
8.5 THE EU AS A PIONEER IN THE INTEGRATION OF SUSTAINABILITY AND
DIGITALIZATION.335
8.5.1 APPEAL AND POLITICAL FEASIBILITY OF A EUROPEAN MODEL.336
8.5.2 SETTING THE COURSE FOR EU'S POLITICAL PRIORITIES, STRATEGIES AND
PROGRAMMES .337
8.6 ON THE NEED FOR A CHARTER FOR A SUSTAINABLE DIGITAL AGE.338
9 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACTION.341
9.1 USE DIGITALIZATION FOR THE 2030 AGENDA AND THE TRANSFORMATION
TOWARDS
SUSTAINABILITY.347
9.1.1 DIGITALIZATION AND SUSTAINING THE NATURAL LIFE-SUPPORT SYSTEMS.347
9.1.1.1 PROMOTE DECARBONIZATION AND CLIMATE PROTECTION IN THE ENERGY
SECTOR,
AVOID REBOUND EFFECTS.349
9.1.1.2 USE THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY TO IMPROVE RESOURCE EFFICIENCY AND
AVOID
ELECTRONIC WASTE.350
9.1.1.3 ENSURE SUSTAINABLE LAND USE AND ECOSYSTEM PROTECTION.350
9.1.1.4 PROMOTE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS AND SUSTAINABLE
CONSUMPTION THROUGH DIGITALIZATION.351
9.1.1.5 INVOLVE COMPANIES IN DESIGNING A DIGITALIZED, SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
ECONOMY.351
9.1.2 POVERTY REDUCTION AND INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT.352
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9.1.2.1 STRENGTHEN THE ANALOGUE BASIS.353
9.1.2.2 IMPROVE DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION AND PLANNING WITH DIGITAL
TECHNOLOGIES.353
9.1.2.3 GEAR THE DIGITALIZATION OF CITIES TO SUSTAINABILITY AND
INCLUSIVENESS.353
9.1.2.4 EMBED THE USE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES INTO SUSTAINABLE AND
INCLUSIVE
MOBILITY STRATEGIES.354
9.1.3 WORK IN THE FUTURE AND REDUCING INEQUALITY.355
9.1.3.1 DISCUSS WORK IN THE FUTURE AS A SUSTAINABILITY TASK.355
9.1.3.2 SECURE AND PROMOTE SOCIAL STANDARDS IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND
SAFETY. 356
9.1.3.3 MONITOR AND IMPROVE THE FUNCTIONING OF LABOUR MARKETS.356
9.1.3.4 DEVELOP AND COMPREHENSIVELY TEST NEW DISTRIBUTION MECHANISMS.357
9.1.3.5 INTERNATIONAL DIVISION OF LABOUR: PREPARE FOR STRUCTURAL
CHANGE.357
9.1.4 KNOWLEDGE, EDUCATION AND DIGITAL LITERACY.357
9.1.4.1 PLAN EDUCATION FOR THE DIGITALIZED SUSTAINABILITY SOCIETY AT AN
EARLY STAGE. 358
9.1.4.2 NEGOTIATE A FUTURE EDUCATION PACT.358
9.1.4.3 TAKE EDUCATION SERIOUSLY AS AN INVESTMENT IN THE FUTURE .358
9.1.4.4 PROVIDE PROMINENT SUPPORT FOR THE GLOBAL ACTION PROGRAMME ON
EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT.359
9.1.4.5 UNDERSTAND AND ORGANIZE KNOWLEDGE AS AN INTEGRAL PART OF SHAPING
THE FUTURE.359
9.2 DIGITAL REVOLUTION BRINGS NEW SUSTAINABILITY CHALLENGES.359
9.2.1 BIG DATA AND PRIVACY.359
9.2.1.1 STRENGTHEN PUBLIC- AND PRIVATE-SECTOR RESPONSIBILITY FOR PRIVACY
PROTECTION.360
9.2.1.2 CREATE INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION OF PRIVACY LAW AT THE UN
LEVEL.360
9.2.1.3 SHAPE THE DIGITAL STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATION OF THE PUBLIC SPHERE
IN A
WAY THAT IS INNOVATIVE AND ORIENTED TOWARDS THE COMMON GOOD.361
9.2.2 FRAGILITY AND AUTONOMY OF TECHNICAL SYSTEMS.361
9.2.2.1 SECURITY OF DIGITALIZATION AS A PREREQUISITE FOR THE
TRANSFORMATION
TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITY.361
9.2.2.2 USE OF AUTOMATED DECISIONS.362
9.2.3 ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL POWER SHIFTS.363
9.2.3.1 CREATE PUBLIC-SERVICE ICT INFRASTRUCTURES AND DIGITAL
COMMONS.363
9.2.3.2 REFORM TAX AND CONTRIBUTION SYSTEMS.364
9.2.3.3 FORESTALL MONOPOLIZATION TENDENCIES AND STRENGTHEN COMPETITION
ON
DIGITALIZED MARKETS.366
9.3 WORLD ORDER OF THE DIGITAL AGE.367
9.3.1 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE FOR SUSTAINABLY SHAPING THE DIGITAL AGE.367
9.3.1.1 CALL A UN SUMMIT ON 'SUSTAINABILITY IN THE DIGITAL AGE'.367
9.3.1.2 ENSURE THAT THE ISSUE OF DIGITALIZATION IS WELL ANCHORED IN THE
UN SYSTEM. 369
9.3.1.3 INTERNATIONAL LEGAL FRAMEWORK AS AN INDISPENSABLE ELEMENT.369
9.3.1.4 APPOINT A SCIENTIFIC PANEL ON DIGITALIZATION AND
SUSTAINABILITY.370
9.3.2 THE EU AS A PIONEER OF A DIGITALIZED SUSTAINABILITY SOCIETY.370
9.3.2.1 SETTING THE COURSE FOR THE DIGITALIZED SUSTAINABILITY
SOCIETY.370
93.2.2 ENHANCE DATA PROTECTION AND ETHICS IN TECHNOLOGY DESIGN AS A
COMPETITIVE AND LOCATIONAL ADVANTAGE.371
9.3.3 ACTOR CONSTELLATIONS FOR DIGITALIZED SUSTAINABILITY SOCIETIES.372
9.3.3.1 DEVELOP CIVIL-SOCIETY NETWORKS FOR INDIVIDUAL AND
PUBLIC-INTEREST
CONCERNS.372
9.33.2 WIN OVER TECH-COMMUNITIES AS ALLIES FOR THE TRANSFORMATION
TOWARDS
SUSTAINABILITY.372
9.3.33 MAINSTREAM TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE AND MODERNIZE STATE
INSTITUTIONS.372
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9.33.4 USE THE RESOURCES OF TRANSNATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS FOR
SUSTAINABILITY.373
9.4 NEW NORMATIVE QUESTIONS - THE FUTURE OF
HOMO SAPIENS
.373
9.4.1 BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACES: INCORPORATE DATA PROTECTION AND
SHUT-DOWN OPTIONS . 373
9.4.2 LICENSING STANDARDS AND 'EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS' IN THE FIELD OF
HUMAN-MACHINE
INTERACTION.374
9.4.3 CONTINUOUSLY ADAPT OUR UNDERSTANDING OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
HUMANS,
MACHINES AND THE ENVIRONMENT .374
9.4.4 CREATE EFFECTIVE AND INCLUSIVE DISCOURSE ARENAS.374
10 RESEARCH RECOMMENDATIONS.377
10.1 OVERARCHING RESEARCH PRIORITIES.378
10.2 RESEARCH STRUCTURES - TRANSFORMATION RESEARCH AND TRANSFORMATIVE
RESEARCH IN THE
DIGITAL AGE.379
10.2.1 EXTEND RESEARCH PROGRAMMES AND STRATEGIES AT THE INTERFACE
BETWEEN DIGITALIZATION
AND SUSTAINABILITY.379
10.2.1.1 HORIZON EUROPE: CENTRALLY ENSHRINE DIGITALIZED SUSTAINABILITY
IN EUROPE . 380
10.2.1.2 FUTURE EARTH: EXTEND SUSTAINABILITY RESEARCH IN THE DIRECTION
OF
DIGITALIZATION.381
10.2.1.3 HIGH-TECH STRATEGY 2025: BRING DIGITALIZATION AND
SUSTAINABILITY TOGETHER. 381
10.2.1.4 FONA4: CREATE LINK WITH DIGITALIZATION.382
10.2.1.5 GERMAN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S ENERGY RESEARCH PROGRAMME:
STRENGTHEN
SUSTAINABILITY IMPACTS AND THE INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE.382
10.2.2 RECOMMENDATIONS TO EXISTING ACTORS IN THE SCIENCE SYSTEM.383
10.2.2.1 DFG: SET UP A PERMANENT SENATE COMMISSION ON SUSTAINABILITY IN
DIGITALIZATION RESEARCH.383
10.2.2.2 UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES: FORMULATE AND DEVELOP GUIDELINES.383
10.2.2.3 ACADEMIES OF SCIENCE: INTENSIFY REFERENCES TO
SUSTAINABILITY.383
10.2.2.4 BUSINESS: INTEGRATE ETHICS AND SUSTAINABILITY ASPECTS INTO
IN-HOUSE
CORPORATE R&D.384
10.2.3 ESTABLISH RESEARCH INSTITUTE(S) ON THE FUNDAMENTAL ISSUES OF
DIGITALIZED
SUSTAINABILITY.384
10.2.3.1 NEW RESEARCH INSTITUTES AT NON-UNIVERSITY RESEARCH
INSTITUTIONS.384
10.2.3.2 IMPLEMENT INITIATIVE FOR A NEW MAX PLANCK INSTITUTE FOR 'GEO
ANTHROPOLOGY'.385
10.2.4 FURTHER DEVELOP THE SCIENCE SYSTEM AND ESTABLISH NEW FORMS OF
COOPERATION
* BETWEEN SCIENCE AND SOCIETY.385
10.2.4.1 OPEN SCIENTIFIC STRUCTURES FOR THE JOINT PRODUCTION OF
KNOWLEDGE.385
10.2.4.2 DIGITALLY SUPPORTED SCIENCE IN AND WITH THE PUBLIC - FROM LOCAL
TO GLOBAL. 386
10.2.4.3 DIGITALLY SUPPORTED TRANSDISCIPLINARITY AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY
FOR SOLVING
SOCIETAL CHALLENGES.386
10.2.4.4 ORGANIZE A RELEVANT PROPORTION OF RESEARCH IN AN INTER- AND
TRANSDISCIPLINARY WAY AND INTEGRATE EPISTEMOLOGY MORE CLOSELY INTO
SCIENTIFIC TRAINING.386
10.2.4.5 TO INFLUENCE PUBLIC DISCOURSE MORE STRONGLY, PROVIDE
THIRD-PARTY FUNDING
AND EXPAND THE FREEDOM OF RESEARCHERS.387
10.3 RESEARCH RECOMMENDATIONS ON CONTENT.387
10.3.1 RESEARCH ON DIGITALIZATION FOR SUSTAINABILITY.387
10.3.1.1 RESEARCH ON THE ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT OF DIGITAL SOLUTIONS AND
THE
RECYCLING
OF PRODUCTS, COMPONENTS AND RAW MATERIALS .387
10.3.1.2 DIGITALIZATION AS A KEY FACTOR IN DECARBONIZATION .390
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10.3.1.3 SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRY 4.0 AND RESOURCE-CONSERVING INDUSTRIAL
METABOLISM .390
10.3.1.4 RESEARCH ON DIGITALIZATION FOR GLOBAL FOOD SECURITY AND NATURE
CONSERVATION .391
10.3.1.5 USE DIGITALIZATION FOR SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT .391
10.3.1.6 NEW DEVELOPMENT MODELS FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES AND EMERGING
ECONOMIES.391
10.3.2 RESEARCH FOR DIGITALIZED SUSTAINABILITY SOCIETIES.392
10.3.2.1 WORK IN THE FUTURE: DEVELOP NEW FORMS OF INCLUSION.392
10.3.2.2 DEVELOP FINANCING CONCEPTS FOR THE STATE AND SOCIAL SYSTEMS.392
10.3.2.3 RESEARCH ON THE DESIGN OF HUMAN-MACHINE INTERACTIONS .392
10.3.2.4 TECHNICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR DEALING WITH
MAJOR
UNCERTAINTIES.393
10.3.2.5 RESEARCH ON SUSTAINABLE HANDLING OF DATA.393
10.3.2.6 RESEARCH ON SOCIAL PLATFORMS.393
10.3.2.7 EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH ON EMPOWERING THE INDIVIDUAL IN A
DIGITALIZED
SUSTAINABILITY SOCIETY.394
10.3.3 RESEARCH ON THE FUTURE OF HOMO SAPIENS.394
10.3.3.1 DIGITAL ANTHROPOLOGY: HOW IS THE IDEA OF WHAT IT MEANS TO BE
HUMAN
CHANGING?.394
10.3.3.2 RESEARCH THE EFFECTS OF DIGITALIZATION ON COGNITION, EMOTION
AND SOCIAL
LIFE.394
10.3.3.3 EXPLORING THE FUTURE OF HUMAN CIVILIZATION.395
11 REFERENCES .397
12 GLOSSARY.449
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| title | Towards our common digital future |
| title_auth | Towards our common digital future |
| title_exact_search | Towards our common digital future |
| title_full | Towards our common digital future lead authors: Martina Fromhold-Eisebith, Ulrike Groth, Ellen Matthies, Dirk Messner, Karen Pittel, Hans Joachim Schellnhuber, Ina Schieferdecker, Sabine Schlacke, Uwe Schneidewind |
| title_fullStr | Towards our common digital future lead authors: Martina Fromhold-Eisebith, Ulrike Groth, Ellen Matthies, Dirk Messner, Karen Pittel, Hans Joachim Schellnhuber, Ina Schieferdecker, Sabine Schlacke, Uwe Schneidewind |
| title_full_unstemmed | Towards our common digital future lead authors: Martina Fromhold-Eisebith, Ulrike Groth, Ellen Matthies, Dirk Messner, Karen Pittel, Hans Joachim Schellnhuber, Ina Schieferdecker, Sabine Schlacke, Uwe Schneidewind |
| title_short | Towards our common digital future |
| title_sort | towards our common digital future |
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| topic_facet | Digitalisierung Informationsgesellschaft Digitale Revolution Sozialer Wandel Global Governance Nachhaltigkeit Bericht |
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