Double reduction- A New Ecological Model

How does this new model impact children’s services and is their an application for human and social services throughout the human services delivery system. NOIRE evaluates the study published by Journal of Environmental and Public Health 

Reviewing the Work of Niklas Luhmann

Luhmann is best known for his development of social systems theory, which offers a unique perspective on society as a complex, self-referential system. NOIRE reviews of some key aspects of Luhmann’s work including autopoiesis, changes in communication theory and some of the standing critiques of his work.

Resilience...

NOIRE provides an introductory overview of the concept of resilience as it applies to social systems. This primer aims to familiarize readers with the key principles, components, and applications of resilience in the context of social systems, such as communities, organizations, and societies.

Urban Ecological Systems

As cities expand and evolve, they create unique ecological conditions that influence the composition, structure, and function of urban ecosystems. NOIRE discusses several key aspects of the growth of urban ecological systems and identifies the areas to watch…

Analyzing Sustainability of Social-Ecological Systems

Analyzing the sustainability of social-ecological systems involves assessing the capacity of these systems to maintain their ecological integrity, support human well-being, and adapt to changing environmental and social conditions over time. NOIRE outlines the considerations for analyzing the sustainability of social-ecological systems…

Long-Term Trends and Scenarios:

Analyzing long-term trends and scenarios in social systems and human services involves examining the trajectories and potential future developments in areas such as demographics, social dynamics, economic conditions, technological advancements, and policy landscapes. Here are some key considerations when evaluating long-term trends and scenarios