Peak fossil: Energy and the global welfare equation

Time: 00:27:35 Climate change: consequences and uncertainties

Time: 00:22:24 Global scenarios for climate change and peaking fossil reserves

Time: 00:15:16 Managing overcapacity in small-scale marine fisheries

Time: 01:23:45 Why are we not succeeding in dealing with global environmental issues?

Time: 00:01:34 What do we know about global adaptation?

Time: 00:02:11 Is there a conflict between democracy and global environmental governance?

Time: 00:02:02 What are the critical issues relating to governance and carbon capture and storage?

Time: 00:01:42 How should conflicts over natural resources be resolved?

Time: 00:01:02 How can we create global security?

Time: 00:00:54 In a governance context, what is the role of innovation?

Time: 00:02:43 Can transition management contribute to social resilience?

Time: 00:02:23 Frank Biermann: world politics in emergency mode

Time: 00:45:44 Coral reefs: present, past and future

Time: 00:51:50 Seminar with Frances Westley

Time: 01:09:00 Wisdom seminar with Nobel Laureate Kenneth Arrow

Time: 01:12:41 Whiteboard seminar with Will Steffen: Planetary boundaries on climate change and land change

Time: Whiteboard seminar with Johan Rockström: Introducing Planetary Boundaries

Time: Resilience of Sahelian ecosystems

Time: 01:18:46 Linkages: Ecosystems and climate systems

Time: 00:21:50 Impacts: Ice sheets in a warming climate

Time: 00:22:09 Måns Lönnroth: climate change and development

Time: 00:11:37 Future challenges for IPCC

Time: 00:23:41 Open discussion on climate and development

Time: 00:32:23 Climate change, development and human well being

Time: 00:12:52 Institutional dimensions of ecological crises

Time: 00:13:19 Ecosystem Services Review (ESR)

Time: 00:55:13 Whiteboard seminar with John Finisdore: Ecosystem Services Review

Time: Whiteboard seminar with John Finisdore: Ecosystem Services Review

Time: 00:05:14 Presentation of fisheries best management report

Time: 01:58:08 Whiteboard seminar with Elinor Ostrom: Going beyond the tragedy of commons

Time: Whiteboard seminar with Elinor Ostrom: Going beyond the tragedy of commons

Time: 00:08:26 Whiteboard seminar with Brian Walker: Resilience in humans and ecosystems

Time: 00:07:36 Whiteboard seminar with Brian Walker: Resilience in humans and ecosystems

Time: Social-Ecological Systems and Conservation

Time: 00:46:15 Interview with Buzz Holling

Time: 00:65:00 Our knowledge of the global environment increases and governing institutions that works with the...

Time: 00:02:18 What is the most important factor for knowledge transfer between science and policy?

Time: 00:02:47 Susan Owens: Environment, knowledge and politics

Time: 00:53:00 Line Gordon: Turbulent Waters, Development and Food Security

Time: 00:16:16 Buzz Holling seminar: Reflections and Discussion

Time: 00:23:28 Olle Granath: Resilience and Reorganization; Art Reflections

Time: 00:11:35 Johan Rockström: Global Environmental Change and the Resilience Challenge

Time: 00:20:59 Lance Gunderson: Living with Uncertainty and Surprise

Time: 00:19:07 Victor Galaz: Multiple Shocks, Resilience and the Governance Challenge

Time: 00:12:26 Buzz Holling: Resilience dynamics

Time: 00:29:14 Garry Peterson: From predation to panarchy; C.S. Holling's contributions to ecology

Time: 00:26:02 Does resilience in practice differ between rich and poor countries?

Time: 00:00:54 Are economics and sustainable development compatible?

Time: 00:01:04 Does resilience theory work for local practitioners?

Time: 00:00:26 How can we apply social sciences to the resilience concept?

Time: 00:01:45 How do we promote the adaptive capacity of resource users?

Time: 00:02:11 How can we study rules?

Time: 00:01:20 How does adaptive co-management contribute to the development of sustainable societies?

Time: 00:01:06 How do rules evolve?

Time: 00:01:31 How is resilience put into practice?

Time: How is scenario planning useful?

Time: 00:01:14 How must we change our social contract to meet the global challenge of climate change?

Time: 00:00:27 How should we manage resources differently?

Time: 00:03:29 How should we think about the ecology of a city?

Time: 00:01:39 Is it fair for the rich world to demand conservation of biodiversity for a global safety net?

Time: 00:02:02 What are multilevel governance systems?

Time: 00:00:43 What are pathologies?

Time: 00:01:25 What are social contracts?

Time: 00:00:45 What are some challenges and opportunities given by urban systems to the development of sustainable...

Time: 00:01:48 What are the consequences of climate change in the Arctic?

Time: 00:01:41 What are the pros and cons of economic evaluation of ecosystems?

Time: 00:00:32 What are the pros and cons of economic evaluation of ecosystems?

Time: 00:02:40 What creates pathologies?

Time: 00:02:07 What does complexity and uncertianty mean for resource management?

Time: 00:01:17 What has driven land use change in the past?

Time: 00:00:45 What is a resilience assessment?

Time: 00:01:40 What is land use degredation?

Time: 00:00:21 What is scenario planning?

Time: 00:02:35 What is urban ecology?

Time: 00:00:54 What land use change can we expect for the future?

Time: 00:01:09 Why is it important to think about complexity in ecosystems?

Time: 00:02:00 Why use multilevel governance systems?

Time: 00:01:06 What is adaptive co-management?

Time: 00:02:20 What do you think will be the future ‘environmental surprises´?

Time: 00:01:48 What is a complex systems approach?

Time: 00:01:14 What is ecological anthropology?

Time: 00:01:05 What is the key limiting factor for human development?

Time: 00:00:32 Why is biodiversity important?

Time: 00:02:12 What is a social-ecological system?

Time: 00:00:18 Carole Crumley: "Historical Ecology: Integrated Thinking at Multiple Temporal and Spatial Scales"

Time: 00:53:16 Buzz Holling, father of the resilience theory

Time: 00:11:00 Will Steffen: The great challenges of the 21st century

Time: 01:02:18 Steve Lansing: "The Neutral Theory Comes to Anthropology"

Time: 00:53:58 "Wisdom seminar" with Paul R. Ehrlich

Time: 01:08:06 Terry Hughes: "Gilded traps, phase-shifts and fisheries"

Time: 01:06:57 Marten Scheffer: "Tresholds for catastrophic shifts in nature and society"

Time: 00:54:20 Sir Nicholas Stern climate seminar

Time: 01:00:51 Resilience Centre inauguration

Time: 01:02:01 Professor Brian Walker: the evolution of resilience

Time: 00:52:42 Elinor Ostrom on resilient social-ecological systems

Time: 01:23:45

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