Reading “The Order of Time” by Carlo Rovelli has been a great pleasure. Rovelli presents his ideas about time drawing on the thermodynamic quantity of…
”Co-creation – making Ecological Economics matter” was the title of this years international conference of the European Society for Ecological Economics in Turku, Finland. In…
Researchers of sustainability science are often faced with the need to consider a multitude of different knowledge types and forms. This can be challenging, given…
We have published our first paper on the process-relational work that some of us – Maja, Tilman and María – conducted for the last year…
The end of 2018 was full of pleasant surprises and subsequent celebrations when notice of successful grant applications to Swedish and EU funding bodies trickled…
This is to report back from a workshop recently held at the Boline Centre and Stockholm Resilience Centre on different disciplinary perspectives on the Sustainable…
Guest blog by Samaneh Heidari I travelled from Utrecht University, where I am currently doing my PhD in Computer Science, to the Stockholm Resilience Centre…
By Nicolas Côté Around mid-June, I stopped by the Stockholm Resilience Centre, sat with María Mancilla García and Tilman Hertz on one of the round…
Students of sustainability science are often faced with the need to consider a multitude of different knowledge types and forms. This can be quite challenging,…
For a bit more than three years has the H2020 project Aquacross been running research on aquatic biodiversity and ecosystem services. Therein we lead the…
Emilie Lindkvist
Blanca Gonzalez-Mon
Jamila Haider
Jineth Berrío-Martinéz
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Romina
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Maria Mancilla Garcia
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Tilman Hertz