Ecological Economics: Critical Perspectives

Bruckmeier, Karl

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-56627-2_6

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“…The relationship between people and their environments has been the focus of many different and overlapping social sciences, including ecological and environmental anthropology, ecological economics, environmental history, environmental humanities, environmental sociology, human ecology, and human geography. Some, like anthropology and geography, have long histories in the subject dating to their disciplinary beginnings, while others are more recent (a full review is beyond the scope of this paper, but see Castree et al 2009;Robbins 2004;Descola and Pálsson 1996;Jasanoff 2005;Chakrabarty 2009;Lockie 2015;Kopnina and Shoreman-Ouimet 2017;Bruckmeier 2020;Hubbell and Ryan 2021). What many of these approaches now share is a 1 Definitional distinctions between multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary, and transdisciplinary research highlight differing degrees of integration (Wagner et al 2011).…”

Section: Conceptual Background: Theorizing Environment and Interdisci...mentioning

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Radical interdisciplinarity in scientific practice: placing social networks in marine and fisheries sciences

Olson,

Pinto da Silva

2024

J Environ Stud Sci

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New modes of science involving more integrated collaboration between disciplines, as well as better links between knowledge, decision-making, and action, are increasingly argued as critical for environmental sciences. Yet interdisciplinarity itself is often unspecified and ambiguous, ranging from collaboration of similar disciplines to more radical interdisciplinarity spanning natural and social sciences. We use social network analysis to chart changes in interdisciplinarity and compare two fisheries science organizations in the Northeast and Pacific U.S., with similar mandates for sustainability but different cultures, contexts, and knowledge networks. We also surveyed scientific staff to better understand reasons for and impediments to collaboration. While scientific practice involves increasing participation of different disciplines and social sciences remain on the periphery, the emergence of a hybrid scholar indicates different pathways for knowledge production as well as the importance of the co-production of knowledge and community, offering insight into how to facilitate more integrated and participatory approaches.

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Section: Conceptual Background: Theorizing Environment and Interdisci...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Radical interdisciplinarity in scientific practice: placing social networks in marine and fisheries sciences

Olson,

Pinto da Silva

2024

J Environ Stud Sci

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“…According to ecological economists, including Martinez-Alier, the failure of CE [10] and environmental economics to address environmental challenges [11] led to the development of ecological economics. The debate between environmental economists and ecological economists shows enormous differences between them.…”

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In Search of Sustainable Economy Definition: A Qatari Perspective

Al-Thani,

Koç

2023

Sustainability

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This paper aims to assess Sustainable Economy (SE) features and validate them by using sustainability experts residing in Qatar to suggest an expanded and improved definition of SE. Fifteen features of SE have been identified via a comparative literature review and validated by sustainability experts in Qatar. The study significantly strengthens and validates the features of SE and provides analysis of some of these features by the authors. The paper suggests that SE should be defined as “a value-based, dynamic, and balanced economic system that meets the needs of all living species today while remaining within ecological and social boundaries, without compromising the system’s capacity to meet all future needs of all living species”. This is the only paper that uses Qatari experts to research SE features. The limitation of the research is the inclusion of a small sample size of experts within Qatar due to the limited number of experts in the field of sustainability and their willingness to participate.

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Ecological Economics: Critical Perspectives

Cited by 2 publications

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Radical interdisciplinarity in scientific practice: placing social networks in marine and fisheries sciences

Radical interdisciplinarity in scientific practice: placing social networks in marine and fisheries sciences

In Search of Sustainable Economy Definition: A Qatari Perspective

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