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Joining People with Things. The Commons and Environmental Sociology,al sociology perspective. It first looks at the origins of the debate, marked by Hardin’s seminal article and Ostrom’s path-breaking research. Second, it deals with discussions associated with the global order and its crisis, where the notion of ‘commoning’ gains relevance. Third, it considers the n

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-03828-2ve, 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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University Vacations—Vacances Universitairesreatments that continue to shape metabolic conceptualizations. This is followed by a review of empirical modelling efforts emanating primarily from industrial ecology, and the metabolic critiques of capitalism and unequal ecological exchange developed within ecological economics. The theory of Metab

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Institutions and National Organizationsn the concepts often remains ambiguous. This chapter charts the recent developments of the concepts in technical risk assessment and resilience engineering and examines how the environmental social sciences have enriched the understanding of risk and resilience. The technical and social sciences hav