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We develop a framework within which to conceptualize World-Earth Systemresilience. Our notion of World-Earth System resilience emphasizes the need tomove beyond the basin of attraction notion of resilience as we are not in abasin we can stay in. We are on a trajectory to a new basin and we have toavoid falling into undesirable basins. We thus focus on `pathway resilience',i.e. the relative number of paths that allow us to move from the transitionaloperating space we occupy now as we leave the Holocene basin to a safe and justoperating space in the Anthropocene. We develop a mathematical model toformalize this conceptualization and demonstrate how interactions between earthsystem resilience (biophysical processes) and world system resilience (socialprocesses) impact pathway resilience. Our findings show that building earthsystem resilience is probably our only chance to reach a safe and justoperating space. We also illustrate the importance of world system dynamics byshowing how the notion of fairness coupled with regional inequality affectspathway resilience.

Conceptualizing World-Earth System resilience: Exploring transformation pathways towards a safe and just operating space for humanity