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The Anthropocene: A Narrative in the Making,ve, humankind is facing its greatest challenge ever. This chapter discusses the current meanings of the concept of . in a critical but constructive manner. Approaching the Anthropocene as a multi-layered narrative, it discusses the promises and risks of adopting this concept and of making it central

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The Environmental State and Environmental Governance,of specialized state environmental organizations, institutions and practices. For decades this state centrality in environmental protection was judged favourably. However, since the framing of ‘state failure’ in the 1980s and accelerated processes of globalization in the 1990s the environmental stat

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Environmental Expertise,ronmental discussions as well as in environmental research but is rarely defined in any deeper sense. By drawing on findings from Science and Technology Studies (STS), this chapter develops an understanding of expertise that is both about having skills and competence and having a social position wit

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The Practice of Green Consumption,makes individuals appear responsible for complex, systemic issues and then limits individuals to respond solely as consumers. We argue that environmental policy solutions based on this dominant conception are limited and we make a case for a more promising conceptualization of green consumption: the

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Minding the Mundane: Everyday Practices as Central Pillar of Sustainability Thinking and Research,. This chapter responds to this paradox by redefining sustainability as the accumulation within society of practices that organise socio-cultural life while conserving resources. Although adopting an approach to sustainability—itself a global challenge—that focuses on everyday practices and their me