Approaches in Studying the Entanglement of Ecology and Society
by Andreas Metzner-Szigeth
By paying attention to the networked characteristics and integrated dynamics of modern world’s crises, this volume takes into account their perception and response within society: from the author’s point of view, it’s indispensable to consider the variety of mechanisms structuring how they are differentially framed and processed in discourses, institutions and communication systems. Therefore, this series of texts aims to mobilize scientific practice as team and plan transformation strategies into an interdisciplinary perspective.
- By (author) Andreas Metzner-Szigeth
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