Group Travel Support for U.S. Participants in Tokyo         International Symposium on the Human Response to Global     Change, September 19-22, 1988
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This group travel proposal requests funds to cover the travel and               subsistence of U.S. participants in the Tokyo International                     Symposium on the Human Response to Global Change on September 19-               22,1988.  The symposium has the potential of being an important                 step in the process of developing an international social science               research program that could become part of, or be parallel and                  complementary to, the International Geosphere-Biosphere                         Programme: A Study of Global Change (IGBP).  The International                  Geosphere-Biosphere Programme, as currently conceived, includes                 very little social science research.  To comprehend global change               fully it will be necessary to understand the human dimensions of                global change.  Human activities have consequences  for the Earth               system, and changes in the Earth system will have consequences                  for mankind.  The potential importance of social science research               for IGBP has been broadly acknowledged, and initial steps have                  been taken to launch an international social science research                   program to be part of or to complement IGBP.  The National                      Science Foundation provided funds to support two workshops on the               human dimensions of global change: the Ann Arbor workshop, held                 in September 1987 which was comprised primarily of U.S. social                  scientists, and the Chinese-U.S. workshop, which was held in                    Beijing in May 1988.  The Tokyo symposium will be the first                     meeting on the human dimensions of global change with broad                     international representation.  It could make a major contribution               to defining an international research program on the human                      dimensions of global change.  To insure that the results of the                 two NSF-supported workshops influence the outcome of the Tokyo                  symposium, it is important that U.S. participants in the two                    workshops be able to take part in the Tokyo symposium.
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