ADVANCING SUSTAINABILITY IN A TIME OF CRISIS

Themes:
* Climate Change - causes, impacts, mitigation, adaptation, and policy options
* Energy – renewable energy, energy flows, peak oil, green stimulus policies, energy and entropy, alternative energy and energy distribution technology
* Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services – valuation issues and policy integration
* Land Use – including coastal zone management, water issues, ecosystem restoration, bioregionalism
* Old Town Hall Oldenburg Ecology – complex systems, economy-ecology modelling, theoretical ecology
* Dematerialization and De-Growth – industrial ecology, eco-efficiency, sustainable consumption and production
* Sustainable Development - environment and industrial development, inequalities between rich and poor, indigenous rights and wisdoms, environmental colonialism and debt, environmental GDP of the poor, sustainability and self-actualization
* Environmental Ethics and Values - norms, ethical concepts, environmental values and decision-making
* Governance and Public Policy – green macroeconomics, recapturing the public space in an age of neo-liberalism, Green New Deal, green recovery, politics and public participation in decision making
* Knowledge and social learning – knowledge systems, dynamics and mechanisms of social learning and change in economic and policy processes
* Green Business – corporate social responsibility, ecological economics of the firm, industrial ecology, trade and taxation, incentives and entrepreneurship
* Heterodox Economics – opportunities after the crisis for institutional, evolutionary, post-keynesian, post-autistic economics, synergies with ecological economics
* Transdisciplinarity – post normal science, sustainability science, transdisciplinary research designs, participatory methods, methodological and theoretical challenges
* Teaching Ecological Economics - curriculum development, practical experiences, learning as sustainability

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