Seminars
The Graduate School of Sustainability and Transitions hosts seminars for students throughout the year.
A diverse approach to ecological issues
Group classes conducted by Luc ABBADIE, Nathalie BLANC, and David FLACHER
Course list and short bibliography
Introduction
Luc ABBADIE and Nathalie BLANCClimate change: the science behind the findings and projections
Nathalie DE NOBLET-DUCOUDRÉWhat is biodiversity?
Luc ABBABIEOrdinary environmentalisms: mobilisations and spaces
Nathalie BLANCEcological limits & global health. What is the survival horizon of humanity?
Jean-François TOUSSAINTEnergy transition policies
Cristina PEÑASCOCoupling social and ecological systems: theoretical and practical issues
Rémi BEAUThe new challenges of “natural” disaster risk reduction in the Anthropocene
Maud DEVÈSAgroecology
Sébastien BAROTThe history of the IPCC and the birth of sustainability sciences
Wolfrang CRAMERRights of nature, rights and nature
Olivier CLERCThe science and politics of the critical zone
Jérôme GAILLARDETPlanetary borders: an interdisciplinary and multi-scale problem
Fabien ESCULIERAn introduction to the geopolitics of the oceans
Christophe PRAZUCKWhat is environmental justice?
Valérie DELDRÈVEThe geopolitics of ecological transition
Sébastien TREYER
EPOG+ “Joint Seminars”
Managed by David FLACHER
Topics covered in the seminars
- Digital transition
in collaboration with the Institute for Digital Transition
- Economic and social transition
- Ecological transition
in partnership with the Earth Policy Centre and the Institute for Environmental Transition
- Contemporary issues and debates on global economic policies
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