The discourse revolving around “new modes of knowledge production”—particularly in
sustainability‐oriented research—seems to suggest a duality of transdisciplinary versus non …

Sustainability science seeks to extend scientific investigation into domains characterized by
a distinct problem-solving agenda, physical and social complexity, and complex moral and …

Adaptation and mitigation are two key responses to climate change. In the global South they
prompt many questions: what is the direction and degree of change needed？ How can new …

Sociological insights are often underutilized in sustainability science. To further strengthen
its commitment to interdisciplinary problem-driven, solutions-oriented research …

Sustainability science is a wide and integrative scientific field. It embraces both
complementary and contradictory approaches and perspectives for dealing with newer …

The idea of 'Sustainability as a Real Utopia'elaborated on here adapts sociologist Erik Olin
Wright's emancipatory social science and is a heuristic informed by critical realism and …

People, places, and production contributing the least to climate change will suffer the most.
This calls for adaptation as a key climate change response. But adaptation is surrounded by …

The ambition of this two-part article is to argue for immanent critique as a research strategy
in sustainability studies. We do this by picking up and develo** two central, cross-cutting …

For environmental governance research (EGR) to be actionable to catalyze solutions for
environmental challenges in policy and praxis, it must allow for knowledge cumulation that …

Sustainability science is an integrative scientific field embracing not only complementary but
also contradictory approaches and perspectives for dealing with an array of sustainability …