RESEARCH THEMES
RESEARCH Streams
SHORTCUTS
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INTERDISCIPLINARY COURSES
Stockholm Resilience Centre offers interdisciplinary courses on first (Undergraduate), second (Master's) and third (PhD) levels of University education. Want to know more about our courses? Click here!
POLICY and Practice
Our engagement in science-policy-practice activities has increased steadily over the years and range from high-level UN dialogues to local resilience assessments. Want to know more about our policy work? Click here!
Previous Stockholm Seminars
Below you will find a list of all previous Stockholm Seminars that have been presented since the start of the seminars in 2000.
2013
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Science-industry collaboration for solutions to sustainable seas
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Bottlenecks, showstoppers and train-wrecks - How can we manage the seas and estuaries?
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Resilience and vulnerability in the coupled carbon-climate-human system
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Gender and forest governance: Does women's presence make a difference?
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Local development risks and opportunities: insights from Southern Transylvania, Romania
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Positive resource dependency in urban systems: applying urgent biophilia and restorative topophilia
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Economics of adaptation to global climate change: past lessons and future strategies
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Ecosystems modelled from the outside
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China's conduct in fishing, seafood production and consumption
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A region-by-region temperature history of the Common Era
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LATEST NEWS
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General news | 2026-07-13
Carl Folke: Sweden can help shape a future of sustainable prosperity
Change is often unsettling. In these turbulent times, rocked by geopolitical tensions, overlapping crises, accelerating climate change and transformative technological advances, one pressing question recurs: Is there hope?
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General news | 2026-07-09
SeaBOS, the foundation for ocean stewardship based on Centre science, phases down
SeaBOS was initiated in 2016, with a vision to lead a global transformation towards ocean stewardship. Today, SeaBOS announces that the formal science-industry collaboration will wind down.
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General news | 2026-06-26
Carl Folke listed as one of the most cited climate scientists in new ranking
Centre founder Carl Folke has been ranked 5th on a new list of most highly cited climate scientists by Carbon Brief.
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General news | 2026-06-11
Centre programme FinBio secures five more years of Mistra funding worth SEK 50 million
The Centre-hosted programme on Finance to Revive Biodiversity receives continued funding for a second phase. For the coming five years the programme will delve deeper into data, futures, risk, resilience, and practical tools for financial decision-making.
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General news | 2026-06-10
Centre article on Great Acceleration listed as highly influential
Landmark Anthropocene paper published in 2015 recognised among Sage's most impactful research articles.
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General news | 2026-06-05
New Centre handbook aims to accelerate sustainability transition
Research drowned out by noise. Marketing lost in facts. With contributions from Johan Rockström and around one hundred other researchers, communicators, and experts, the Centre has developed a handbook for communicating sustainability science.
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