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Österreichisches Transformationsforum 2024

Österreichisches Transformationsforum 2024

Herausforderungen für Österreich im Klimawandel

Plattform für Nachhaltige Entwicklung (SDGs) der Universität für Weiterbildung Krems lädt zur Diskussion über den neuen Österreichischen Sachstandsbericht

CALL FOR PAPERS - Governing Climate Mobilities 15 Years After the Cancun Agreements

Over fifteen years, it has become increasingly clear that the governance of climate mobilities is inherently vertically and horizontally complex, being highly relevant not only for multiple governance scales, but also across different thematic governance silos. How people moving in the context of climate change fit within these complex governance structures, and how these structures should be amended or added to in order to better account for the dual challenges of climate change and people moving have therefore become lively debates across a range of disciplines, including but not limited to (international) law, political science, and geography. We invite contributions that consider how climate mobilities are being integrated into diverent governance frameworks at all levels of governance and encourage papers that take on a multi-level governance perspective.

Transdiciplinary Thinking – Epistemology as fundament of thinking and acting

The book series "Transdisciplinary Management of Ecological and Social Crises" published by Springer, includes an essential volume on the fundamentals of transdisciplinary thinking titled "Transdisciplinary Thinking and Acting. Fundamentals and Perspectives".

New Book: Venice, an Archipelago of Art and Ecologies

As the first volume of the SDG-focused series “Beyond the Present. Reflecting Future Orders and Disorders” by the Platform for Sustainable Development, “Venice, an Archipelago of Art and Ecologies” was published on May 16.

Rückblick auf den Vortrag des Fotografen Lois Hechenblaikner – „Die Schattenseite des alpinen Massentourismus“

Am 26.02.2025 lud die Plattform für nachhaltige Entwicklung (SDGs) zum Vortrag des renommierten Tiroler Künstlers Lois Hechenblaikner ein. Seit rund 30 Jahren hält der vielfach ausgezeichnete Fotograf dem alpinen Massentourismus einen schonungslosen Spiegel vor. Mit dem präzisen Blick eines Kulturanthropologen dokumentiert er in seinen Bildern und Fotobüchern die tiefgreifenden Veränderungen der Alpenlandschaft – vom exzessiven Après-Ski bis hin zum ökologischen Raubbau. In seinem Vortrag führte er uns durch seine Werkserien.