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Developing future scenarios on social cohesion in the

Netherlands

Joris Broere

@SCPonderzoek

[date]

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About SCP

› Professional government

organisation which carries out its work independently and on a scientific basis

› Monitors, explains and explores the social and cultural well-

being of people living in the

Netherlands

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About SCP

› Conducts research into the social aspects of all areas of government policy

› Reports published by SCP are

widely used by government,

civil servants, local authorities

and academics

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Developing scenarios for 2050

› Assignment by the Dutch parliament

› Several knowledge institutes (e.g., CBS,NIDI,SCP)

› NIDI developed 9 scenarios on social demographic development 1 2

1: NIDI en CBS (2020). Bevolking 2050 in beeld. Drukker, diverser en dubbelgrijs. Deelrapport Verkenning Bevolking 2050. Den Haag: NIDI en CBS.

2: NIDI en CBS (2021). Bevolking 2050 in beeld: opleiding, arbeid, zorg en wonen. Eindrapport Verkenning Bevolking 2050. Den Haag: NIDI en CBS.

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SCP: social cohesion in 2050

› Social cohesion:

- Multi- dimensional concept

- Trust within and between different social groups

› Social demographic development

› Digitalisation

› Complex system methods and agent based modelling

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Main questions

› How can Agent Based Modelling be useful for answering policy questions concerning social cohesion/trust?

› What is the effect of digitalization (for instance: social media) on social cohesion/trust within and between social groups (for

instance: ethnicity, education level, age) in the Netherlands? (most important question to be answered, preferably answered by ABM)

› Which other methods can be used to model the influence of

(social) media use be modelled on cohesion/trust between social

groups in the Netherlands?

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Output

› Agent Based Model

› Explore future scenarios for social cohesion

› Modelling the (often suggested polarizing) effect of social media

› Not point prediction (unrealistic), but “what if” scenarios

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Impact

› Part of an SCP publication to inform parliament and policy makers

› Article academic journal

Important disclaimer: SCP wants to maintain ownership over possible results of the

project. It is important that publication of possible relevant results do not conflict with

the SCP media strategy and can therefore only be made public at the appropriate times

in line with the SCP media strategy.

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Guidance from SCP

› Help with literature search (social cohesion, modelling, theory)

› Help with possible data sources (if needed)

› Invitation for tour at SCP in Den Haag

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Thank you and hope to see you soon!

Joris Broere

@SCPonderzoek

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