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The Anthropocene as a Multi-Level Stability Landscape:
Regimes, Transitions, and Reorganization of the Human–Earth System

The Anthropocene Multi-Level Stability Landscape

In a recent (April, 2026) preprint article (EarthArXiv, not peer-reviewed), we introduce a conceptual framework in which the human–Earth system is represented as evolving within a multi-level stability landscape. In this representation, attractor basins correspond to alternative global configurations of human–biosphere interaction, and the Anthropocene is interpreted as a domain containing multiple regimes rather than a single trajectory. The landscape is hierarchically organized, with nested basins associated with distinct characteristic timescales.

Go to the preprint article:


https://doi.org/10.31223/X58X87

Gur Aryeh 

Gur Aryeh Institute for Research and Education, Inc.  

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