Knowledge ecologies pre-date human beings by at least the 4 billion years within which life has existed on Earth, and possibly much longer; in this sense knowledge ecology can be seen as a subsecti...
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Internal & External Landscapes. Integral multiple Perspectives on Emergence, Transformation and new Mindsets in Sustainability
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Karen O'Brien, Jonathan Reams, Anne Caspari et al. (2013): You say you want a revolution? Transforming education and capacity building in response to global change. Environ. Sci.Policy A b s t r a c t This paper considers ...
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...we know that the challenges for education and capacity building in the context of global environmental change cannot be met by ‘‘business as usual,’’ or by extrapolating experiences from the past into the future. There is a need to think differently, and ironically the way to do this is through experiential processes, where individuals are encouraged to release assumptions and question underlying beliefs. Such changes will normally not result in a revolution, but rather an evolution, or a continuation of improvements to the logic and operational attributes of existing systems. Delete the scoop?
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The mental habits that help us navigate the practical demands of day-to-day life make it difficult to engage with the more remote dangers posed by climate change.
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TED Talks Human growth has strained the Earth's resources, but as Johan Rockstrom reminds us, our advances also give us the science to recognize this and change behavior.
Transformative opportunities around the planet. The key: Mindshift. Delete the scoop?
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