The aim of this article is to introduce the concept of dissensus as an important perspective
for making current organizational discourses of environmental sustainability more radically …

The diagnosis of a new geological epoch, The 'Anthropocene', has implications far beyond
geological science. If human activity has disrupted the planet, then this diagnosis potentially …

The Anthropocene Concept in the Natural and Social Sciences, the Humanities and Law – A
Bibliometric Analysis and a Qualitative Interpretation (2000–2020) | SpringerLink Skip to main …

Natural history museums legitimate and motivate social and political actions through their
representations of science-society relations. The Carnegie Natural History Museum has …

This article explores the Transition movement for climate change resilience as a cultural
revitalization movement that is unfolding in response to the unique problems and prospects …

Is radical democracy only for humans? From Pateman's (1970) workplace participation to
Habermas' communicative rationality (1984) and Laclau and Mouffe's counter-hegemony …

NO: Because we cannot address climate change without addressing inequality In stating
that climate change is not the most important challenge facing us today, I argue that only by …

The rapid global spread of the Anthropocene concept across disciplines, languages,
cultures and religions has been extraordinary and is unique in scientific history for a basic …

Large scale environmental changes pose significant problems for contemporary societies.
The ways in which these problems are given meaning by actors responding to changing …

This chapter will delve into the biological determinism, biohacking and synthetic biology
policies' roles in the future of planetary health. We'll start knowing more about the …