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Model collaborations: A symposium on interdisciplinary modelling for sustainability Wednesday 26th June, 3-5pm, Zicer Seminar Room (Floor 2) Followed by drinks reception Models have taken...
3S is pleased to welcome its first international visiting PhD student Charlotte Jensen. Charlotte is from Aalborg University Copenhagen in Denmark, and her PhD is part of a research...
Gross Domestic Problem: The politics behind the world’s most powerful number
  Panel Debate: Lorenzo Fioramonti (University of Pretoria),Gill Seyfang (UEA), Alex Haxeltine (UEA), Tim O’Riordan – Chair (UEA) Monday 4th Feb 2013 1-2.30 pm Thomas Paine Study...
The British Sociological Association
The BSA Climate Change study group is holding the event detailed below, and includes work by Gill Seyfang and Alex Haxeltine from the 3S group: Spaces are strictly limited, so sign up early...
The Royal Society
This month Dr Milena Wazeck takes up her 2-year Newton International Fellowship in the 3S Group in the School of Environmental Sciences, working on the project Scientific Uncertainty and...
UEA School of Environmental Sciences
Social Science Seminar Series, Spring Semester 2013 A list of dates and speakers is attached for this seminar series held in the School of Environmental Sciences, UEA.Unless otherwise...
'The Merton Stone': the 3S Blog
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Bruno Latour, the Holberg Prize and weather talk

Last week (Tuesday 4 June) I participated in the Holberg Prize Symposium at the University of Bergen, Norway.  The occasion was one of a series of events to mark the award of the

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Social Practices in Energy related Transitions - the complex example of electrical lighting

As a result of an emerging realization of shortage on resources, the European Commission launched an Eco-design directive for energy-using products in 2005.

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Guest blog by James Palmer: EU biofuel policy and land-use change: Sustainability without geography?

James Palmer, School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford, see his academic profile here.