Making Hope Possible
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This open access book marks the interfaces between life sciences, social, and spiritual sciences on the one hand and real-worlds problems and solutions on the other. How can hope made possible by action-oriented transdisciplinary collaboration? This question is highly relevant considering the aggravating climate crisis and biodiversity loss, as well as the justice and migration issues that become more and more serious. Undoubtetly, scientific answers should meet the expectations of decision-makers in politics and industries. But, at the same time, they cannot ignore cultural and thus spiritual preconditions for good decisions and the change of human behaviour. This volume presents the contributions to the 3th Biennial International Transdisciplinary Conference on Environmental Justice that took place in 2024 in Switzerland.
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The prism of hope Conceptualization of hope for transdisciplinary research and cross-border collaboration.- Reflections on transdisciplinary research for sustainable food systems .- Integral Hope A Transdisciplinary Model for Human and Environmental.- Horizons of hope A philosophical approach to the practice(s) of hope.- Hope is a Matter of Time. Storytelling at the Margins of Extinction.- Ecosystemic Transdisciplinary Action Research A Methodology for Regenerativeness.