Éditeur : IRD Éditions

Collection : Hors collection

Publication : 15 septembre 2023

Intérieur : Couleur

Support(s) : eBook [pdf], eBook [epub]

Contenu(s) : PDF, ePub

Protection(s) : Marquage social (PDF), Marquage social (ePub)

Taille(s) : 7,46 Mo (PDF), 9,69 Mo (ePub)

Langue(s) : Anglais

EAN13 eBook [pdf] : 9782709930031

EAN13 eBook [epub] : 9782709931212

Understand

1. Sustainable coexistence between humans and wildlife and the challenge of zoonotic diseases
2. Sustainability science put to the test of science
3. Crises and sustainability science: a public policy issue ?
4. Zoonoses and sustainable urbanisation in the global south : understanding the risks to prevent them more effectively
5. Green spaces and concrete : can they exist side-by-side ?
6. Studying the evolutionary dynamics of the interaction between water and man in the past in order to plan for the future
7. Towards more sustainable use of fish aggregating devices
8. Food and dilemmas
9. Fine particle pollution : a breadcrumb trail through SDG maze
   
10. Food-friendly landscapes : moving beyond food sustainability
11. Sustainable gathering, an example of reciprocal contribution between people and nature
12. Crises and sustainability science : contingency and necessity
13. Socio-ecological metabolism for thinking about the sustainability of society-environment interactions
14. Soil health : a holistic and transdisciplinary approach
15. Strong sustainability as a paradigm for bridging economics and sustainability science
16. Space geodesy to observe changes in the Earth’s habitable conditions
17. Studying territorial dynamics in the anthropocene

 Co-construct

1. Urban vulnerabilities to climate change : a case study from Bolivia
2. Nature as an interdisciplinary object
3. A shared fieldwork area : fertile ground for interdisciplinary research into cities in the global south
4. Agroecological research :“Your attitude, not your aptitude, will determine your altitude.”
5. Moving towards land degradation neutrality
6. Utilising the critical zone concept in interdisciplinary research
7. In defence of militant research : understanding and action insocio-hydrological territories
8. Nutrition-sensitive aquaculture for more sustainable aquatic food systems
9. Co-constructing scenarios for Indian Ocean deltas
10. Moving beyond transdisciplinarity
11. Sustainable food systems in the global south(s)
12. International joint laboratories: experiments with a sustainable, equitable partnership model

Transform

1. Sustainability sciences and education
2. From urban tips to extractive territories : reformulating the waste issue
3. How do we define "sustainable meat consumption" ?
4. Isopolis, a project of societal transformation for La Réunion
   
5. Academia and sustainability: towards a holistic approach
6. The contribution of gender studies to transdisciplinary sustainability science
7. Sustainability science in Mexico : taking the plunge
8. The hatchet and the seed : never mind about old positions, let's work together !
9. Managing marine ecosystems : the crucial contribution of research
10. Scientific diplomacy: a concept still waiting to be invented ?
11. Participatory theory of change and the agroecological transition
12. New ways of working
13. No sustainability science without open science

• Olivier Dangles (Coordination éditoriale de)

  Olivier Dangles est écologue, chercheur à l'IRD où il a été directeur adjoint délégué à la science, en charge de la science de la durabilité de 2020 à 2023. Sa démarche scientifique, à la fois nomade et sensible à l'esthétique, aborde les enjeux de durabilité de plusieurs écosystèmes, dans les Andes tropicales en particulier. 

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  Olivier Dangles es ecólogo, director de investigación y subdirector científico adjunto encargado de la ciencia de la sostenibilidad en el IRD. Su investigación, anclada en un enfoque interdisciplinario de la ciencia de la sostenibilidad, se centra en la respuesta de la biodiversidad a los cambios globales, tanto en ecosistemas naturales como antropizados.

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  Olivier Dangles is a researcher in sustainability science at IRD and co-founder of WasiLab at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador. His scientific approach, both nomadic and attentive to aesthetics, engages with sustainability challenges across multiple ecosystems, with a particular focus on the tropical Andes.

• Marie-Lise Sabrié (Coordination éditoriale de)

  Directrice de la mission culture scientifique et technologique au sein de l'IRD, Marie-Lise Sabrié est également déléguée  « science avec et pour la société » auprès de la gouvernance de l'IRD.