World Social Science Report 2013 Changing Global Environments
Produced by the International Social Science Council (ISSC) and UNESCO, and published by the OECD, the 2013 World Social Science Report represents a comprehensive overview of the field gathering the thoughts and expertise of hundreds of social scientists from around the world. This edition focuses o...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
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Paris : Paris :
OECD Publishing ; Unesco Publishing
2013.
París : 2015. |
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009436552306719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Women and climate change adaptation in Zimbabwe
- Social sciences at the crossroads: Global environmental change in Latin America and the Caribbean
- Global Land Project
- Brazilian studies on environmental activism
- The social sciences and global environmental change in the United States
- Global Environmental Change and Human Health
- Ethics and energy consumption
- Debating transformation in multiple crises
- The challenge of sustainable development and the social sciences
- Green informal services in India? Rickshaws, rag picking and street vending
- Ethics as a core driver of sustainability in the Caribbean
- Social sciences and global environmental change research in Latin America
- Monitoring the effectiveness of adaptation investments
- Global Environmental Change and Food Systems
- Global Carbon Project
- Ex-rubber tappers' and small farmers' views of weather changes in the Amazon
- The ethics of geoengineering
- Payments for ecosystem services in biodiversity conservation
- Sacred sustainability? Benedictine monasteries in Austria and Germany
- The role of religion, education and policy in Iran in valuing the environment
- Global environmental change changes everything: Key messages and recommendations
- Promises and pitfalls of the green economy
- Contributions from International Social Science Council members, programmes and partners
- Possibilities and prospects of social change in response to the environmental crisis
- Quo vadis? The state of social sciences and climate and global environmental change in Europe
- Land–Ocean Interactions in the Coastal Zone
- Psychological approaches and contributions to global environmental change
- Urbanization and Global Environmental Change
- Social and environmental change in a complex, uncertain world
- Making sense of techno-optimism? The social science of nanotechnology and sustainability
- Global environmental change and the social sciences in the Arab world
- The state of social sciences and global environmental change in Russia
- Public engagement in discussing carbon capture and storage
- Anthropology and environmental change from a holistic and cultural perspective
- What's the problem? Putting global environmental change into perspective
- Population and land-change dynamics in the Brazilian Amazon
- Bringing poor people's voices into policy discussions
- Resilience and adaptation in Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Quebec's Plan Nord and integrating indigenous knowledge into social science research
- Social science understandings of transformation
- Glass half full or half empty? Transboundary water co-operation in the Jordan River Basin
- The risks of global warming to coral reef ecosystems
- Glossary
- A new vision of open knowledge systems for sustainability: Opportunities for social scientists
- Changing the conditions of change by learning to use the future differently
- Climate is culture
- Participatory water governance in Mercosur countries
- Open knowledge and learning for sustainability
- Winning environmental justice for the Lower Mekong Basin
- Global governance and sustainable development
- Bibliometric analysis of social science research into global environmental change
- Vulnerable and resilient children after disasters and gene–environment interplay
- Migration as an adaptation strategy to environmental change
- Basic statistics on the production of social science research
- Towards greater fairness in sharing the risks and burdens of global environmental change
- Integrated Research on Disaster Risk programme
- The role of the social sciences in adapting to climate change in northern Europe
- Climate change mitigation, a problem of injustice
- The politics of climate change and grassroots demands
- The paradoxes of climate change and migration
- Regional divides in global environmental change research capacity
- Climate change education and Education for Sustainable Development
- A functional risk society? Progressing from management to governance while learning from disasters
- Incentives for low-carbon communities in Shanghai, China
- Social science research on global environmental change in the Asia-Pacific region
- Education, science and climate change in French schools
- Social learning and climate change adaptation in Thailand
- Are Algerian agro-pastoralists adapting to climate change?
- Transition to sustainable societies – was Rio+20 a missed opportunity?
- The consequences of global environmental change
- Relocation as a policy response to climate change vulnerability in northern China
- Fighting to include local voices in environmental policy-making in Brazil
- Inclusive wealth and the transition to sustainability
- Indigenous groups and climate change in Colombia
- Between social and planetary boundaries: Navigating pathways in the safe and just space for humanity
- Are increasing greenhouse gas emissions inevitable?
- Gender and environmental change
- Sustainable consumption and lifestyles? Children and youth in cities
- The need for indigenous knowledge in adaptation to climate change in Nigeria
- Environmental attitudes and demographics
- The human dimensions of global environmental change
- Climate change, flooding and economic well-being in Nigerian cities
- Social science perspectives on global environmental change in sub-Saharan Africa
- Towards responsible social sciences
- Acknowledgements
- The economics of climate and environmental change
- Industrial Transformation
- Integrated History and Future of People on Earth
- Biodiversity loss and corporate commitment to the UN Global Compact
- Acronyms and abbreviations
- Bringing new meanings to molecules by integrating green chemistry and the social sciences
- Environmental issues and household sustainability in Australia
- Dealing with “wicked” environmental problems
- The humanities and changing global environments
- Going green? Using evolutionary psychology to foster sustainable lifestyles
- Social sciences in a changing global environment: General introduction
- Individual and collective behaviour change
- African perspectives needed on global environmental change research
- Global Environmental Change and Human Security
- Models of human behaviour in social-ecological systems
- Geography and global environmental change
- Global Water System Project
- Social science research and global environmental change in India and South Asia
- Earth System Governance
- Preface
- Global environmental change and the social sciences in eastern and southern Africa
- Is the IPCC a learning organisation?
- Sociology and global environmental change
- Social science research on climate change in China
- The role of LA RED in disaster risk management in Latin America
- Social sciences in Japan after Fukushima
- Preface – A lighter carbon footprint, a greener world
- Political science, global environmental change and sustainable development
- Social aspects of solid waste in the global South
- Failing to translate science into policy? From Stockholm 1972 to Rio+20.
