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Debating transformation in multiple crises

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2013

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Brand, U.
Brunnengraber, A.
Andresen, S.
Driessen, PeterORCID 0000-0002-0724-6666ISNI 0000000140953103
Haberl, H.
Hausknost, D.
Helgenberger, S.
Hollaender, KirstenISNI 0000000025869440
Laessoe, J.
Oberthuer, S.

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https://doi.org/10.1787/9789264203419-90-en

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Robust political and social action is required for humanity to stay within planetary boundaries and ensure socially just and sustainable development. The challenges that this involves are increasingly discussed in terms of socio-ecological and sustainable transformation. The term "transformation" is an appropriate one because it points to the complex financial, economic, social, political, resource and climate dimensions of the crisis.

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Brand, U, Brunnengraber, A, Andresen, S, Driessen, P P J, Haberl, H, Hausknost, D, Helgenberger, S, Hollaender, K, Laessoe, J, Oberthuer, S, Omann, I & Schneidewind, U 2013, Debating transformation in multiple crises. in World Social Science Repor 2013:, Changing Global Environments. Social Sciences Studies series, UNESCO Publishing / OECD / International Social Science Council (ISSC), Paris, France, pp. 480-484. https://doi.org/10.1787/9789264203419-90-en

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