What makes effective research? We believe that paying close attention to method is key to the success of our work in sustainability. By considering the role of the researcher, and the approaches used, we study reflexivity and research practices across a wide range of projects within this theme.
UKUH aims to improve understanding of the potential environmental, social and economic impacts of unconventional hydrocarbon development in the UK.
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EnergyREV aims to tackle the challenges around smart local energy systems, helping communities deliver cleaner, cheaper energy services.
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RRING is an open and welcoming global community that aims to spread and share the ideas of responsible research and innovation.
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EEIST aims to develop complexity-based modelling solutions to help governments facilitate low-carbon innovation and technological change.
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Heritage-led Resilience investigates relationships between climate change, conflict, displacement, and the cultural heritage of Syrian refugees in Jordan.
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The SHAPE-ENERGY project developed a platform to bring together those 'demanding' energy research with social science and humanities researchers who can 'supply' it.
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Energy-SHIFTS worked to improve the inclusion of energy-related social sciences and humanities research in short- and long-term EU energy policy.
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SHARED GREEN DEAL provides Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) tools to support the implementation of eight EU Green Deal policy areas at the local and regional level.
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SSH CENTRE supports cross-sectoral collaborations and empowers citizens and networks to develop socially-innovative solutions for the EU’s climate transition.
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Sustainability: new questions, new answers is a free collection of articles and artwork that lends new perspectives to a wide range of sustainability issues.
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Connect4 explores the links between water resources and communities in four countries of the Limpopo Basin in southern Africa.
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BARIN aims to better understand the social and ecological impacts of the North-American beaver Castor canadensis' range expansion in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region, Canada.
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Professor of Sustainability and Society