Plenaries on youtube

The CIDIC centre of the Università di Pisa provided us the technical assistance needed during the plenary sessions and streamed them on youtube. We are very grateful to prof. Saulle Panizza, prof.ssa Enrica Salvatori, David Mustaro, Antonella Ficini and all the staff of the Polo Multimediale for their highly valuable help.

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ESEE is the European branch of the International Society of Ecological Economics (ISEE).

ESEE is a non-profit, member-governed, organisation dedicated to advancing understanding of the relationships among ecological, social and economic systems for the mutual well-being of nature and people.

Since its foundation in 1996, the European Society for Ecological Economics (ESEE) has promoted transdisciplinary research on the theoretical and practical prerequisites of sustainable development.

1 Transformations

2 Theory and new ideas

3 Teaching and communication

4 Resources

5 Policies

6 Institutions and power

7 Business and transition

9 Alternative economies

Special Sessions

Innovation without growth: science, technology and innovation in a post-growth era
Land, water, air and freedom: world movements for environmental justice
Advancing the history of ecological economic thought
Beliefs, climate change and the green transition: insights from heterogenous agents models
Econometrics of climate and energy
Is it possible to advance new economic approaches in a post-pandemic world?
Governing the water–food–climate nexus and social inequality for sustainable development
Green Games (GG): promoting environmental education through game-based learning
From an aspirational policy framework to a real agent of change? Critical questions in the science-policy nexus of sustainable welfare and eco-social policy
Academia and territorial governance. Good practices of collaboration and knowledge sharing, exploring local new paths towards sustainability
Community-based low-carbon energy transitions. Communities and movements shaping energy futures and defining sustainability
A Just Transition to the Circular Economy
Auditing metabolic patterns with the marauder’s map
“Within Limits IAM” (WILIAM): a new multiregional model integrating economic and biophysical dimensions to assess global future sustainability pathways (CLOSED)
Influencing perceptions, emotions and cognition for environmental sustainability
Power and politics in agri-food system transformation
A ‘Business Ecological Economics’ perspective on Corporate Social Irresponsibility
50 years after «Limits to growth»: Can we make limits common sense?
Which Labor for the Ecological Transition? Work Transformations, Welfare Policies and Social Movements in the Era of Climate Justice
Advancing the Feminisms and Degrowth Alliance
What is Critical Environmental Politics: Roundtable presentation of the new Handbook with authors
Socio-ecological-technological perspectives on agri-food systems adaptation to climate change
Science-policy-society interfaces for resilient and sustainable rural development
How to pay for saving the world: Modern Monetary Theory and the Degrowth transition
The unmaking of unsustainable socio-technical systems: explorations of the exnovation-innovation nexus
Ecological Macroeconomic modelling – Benefits and practicalities of moving to the useful energy stage and beyond (CLOSED)
Cutting-edge tools for shaping policy intervention in the production of environmental public goods by agriculture
Truly sustainable Shared Socioeconomic Pathways
Diffusion of circular food behaviours
Influencing and understanding perceptions, emotions and cognition for environmental sustainability
Transformative planning for urban nature: the challenge of considering social impact in nature compensation
Relational Turn in Sustainability for a radical social-ecological transformation
Critical Realist Foundations for Social-Ecological Economics (CLOSED)
Sustainable pathways for the food system: a citizen-consumer perspective
Beyond GDP: sustainable development metrics and their institutionalisation
Social Theory in Social Ecological Economics
Interplay between post-growth transition and financial system dynamics
Decolonising and Ecologising Agricultural Economics
Accounting for nature - ecological economics perspectives
A Just Transition to the Circular Economy (CLOSED)
Auditing metabolic patterns with the marauder’s map (CLOSED)
What is Critical Environmental Politics: Roundtable presentation of the new Handbook with authors (CLOSED)
Cutting-edge tools for shaping policy intervention in the production of environmental public goods by agriculture (CLOSED)

Will Achilles catch up with the tortoise?

It's high time for transformative action on sustainability

Plenaries on youtube

14 June 2022 – OPENING

16 June 2022 – The future of ENERGY

16 June 2022 – Question time!

17 June 2022 – The art of communication

17 June 2022 – Sustainable finance

17 June 2022 – Closing lecture and ceremony