Climate tipping elements are large-scale subsystems of the Earth that may possess critical thresholds (tipping points). While recent scientific efforts have improved our knowledge of individual tipping elements, interactions between them are less wel

Globalization negatively impacts the labor standards behind the products we use. We evaluate the potential impact of supply chain regulations, like the EU’s CSDDD, using a model of 30 million EU firms to map the likelihood of human rights abuse

Climate-economic models play a crucial role in helping us think about the transition of our economies toward carbon-neutrality. As evidence accumulates, it becomes increasingly clear that the complex networks of supply chains that underpin our econom

Mitigating the consequences of climate change and reducing political polarization are two of the biggest problems facing society today. These problems are intertwined since meeting international climate mitigation targets requires implementing polici

Production networks form the structural core of our society’s metabolism. The development, production, recycling, and disposing of intermediate and final goods in any economy is typically spread across several hundreds of thousands of companies

Many financial systems are effectively described by temporal networks whose evolution describes the dynamics of interaction between the constituent parts. Due to the high dimensionality of the system, the potential presence of non-stationarities, and