This article offers an exploratory and descriptive analysis of the characteristics of inter‐
disciplinary sustainability studies (ISSs). The paper explores the academic and disciplinary …

Approaches to managing inland fisheries vary between systems and regions but are often
based on large-scale marine fisheries principles and thus limited and outdated. Rarely do …

Human activities are responsible for consistent N r export to the environment (Vitousek et al.,
1997; Schlesinger, 2009; Erisman et al., 2011, Chapter 2 this volume). The enrichment of …

Given the complexity of current social structures and environmental problems, attaining a
truly sustainable society seems rather improbable today. Not only has society not been …

Attention is increasingly directed toward better understanding the factors driving
collaborations among researchers, particularly between researchers from different …

Large-scale interdisciplinary collaboration between natural and social sciences has been
advocated by funding agencies for enhancing communication between science and society …

This book takes a practical approach to understanding and describing collaborative
governance for resolving environmental problems. It introduces a new collaborative …

In response to the growing number of sustainability policies being enacted at higher
education institutions, this article examines the relationship between policy and pedagogy …

To address the “grand challenge” of biosphere sustainability, it is imperative that we
examine the assumptions and philosophies underlying Information Systems sustainability …

This paper explores the degree of interdisciplinarity of evolutionary approaches to the study
of human behavior, and the implications that any such interdisciplinarity may have for the …