Our relationship doesn't suffer because we have divergent viewpoints on what sexism is and how it operates.
The experts' assessments reflected two divergent viewpoints on the long-term outcomes.
In addition, all PEM-inspired assessments4 can, in theory, strongly contribute to realizing representation also by emphasizing the explicit, transparent and direct inclusion of divergent viewpoints and different policy narratives in the exploration of alternative policy pathway scenarios (Edenhofer and Kowarsch, 2015; Kowarsch, 2016b).
In the later decades of the twentieth century, this view of clinicians and patients as obedient adopters of facts and recommendations was replaced by two somewhat divergent viewpoints: those emphasizing characteristics of the individual versus those emphasizing the role of the broader contexts of economics, communities, organizations, cultures, and policies.
The article collection includes research on the coevolution of GEAs and the increasingly solution-oriented governance context; conditions of success for contemporary GEAs; the treatment of divergent viewpoints, stakes and stakeholders in solution-oriented GEAs; knowledge aggregation; and the enhanced measurement of GEA effectiveness in the emerging governance landscape.
Terminology is a source of divergent viewpoints within organizations with members who practice bloodstain pattern analysis.
Such assessments are potentially more comprehensive, more integrated, and through the inclusion of divergent viewpoints and diverse stakeholders more politically legitimate.
But transparency could help, he notes, and one way is by including a record of divergent viewpoints among IPCC authors and identifying those holding each view.
Thirdly, the potential for legitimate representation of divergent viewpoints when assessing policy pathway scenarios is limited by the fact that a single assessment process can realistically only explore a few such scenarios in-depth (in terms of multi-criteria policy evaluation) since this is typically resource-intensive.
