(Calenda announcement 988155)
A concept born in the 1970s, global change refers to the study of short-, medium- and long-term interactions between the climate, the biosphere, the ocean, the land surface and, of course, human activities. As a systemic conceptual framework, global change invites to consider the Earth as a whole and allows the study of all scales, authorizes the study of subsystems and does not consider human activities as a forcing outside the system but as an agent in its own right. Within the framework of its fourth congress, the scientific interest grouping "History and sciences of the sea" proposes to study the concept of global change applied to the different scales of maritime spaces as well as to short, medium and long term interactions.
