Resilience
Summary
This is a chapter in a book entitled A Companion to Urban Anthropology which presents a collection of original essays from international scholars on key issues in urban anthropology and broader cross-disciplinary urban studies.
This is a chapter in a book entitled A Companion to Urban Anthropology which presents a collection of original essays from international scholars on key issues in urban anthropology and broader cross-disciplinary urban studies.
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General news | 2026-11-04
Researchers from Karolinska Institutet, KTH and Stockholm University, including the Centre, will work together to address the connections between climate change and human health at the new research centre Spira, awarded SEK 50 million by Formas.
General news | 2026-11-03
After marathon negotiations in Armenia, countries reached agreement on key biodiversity issues including finance, science, Indigenous Peoples' participation, and links between biodiversity and climate change.
General news | 2026-10-29
24 researchers affiliated with Stockholm Resilience Centre are listed among 2% most cited scientists in their field in 2026, according to the most recent update to the Elsevier Data Repository.
General news | 2026-10-22
Patricia Villarrubia-Gómez, Elizabeth Drury O'Neill, Nathan Clay, Charlotte Bunge, Katja Malmborg and Emmy Wassénius have secured SEK 36 million in competitive research funding for projects tackling food systems, oceans, plastics governance, landscape stewardship and critical infrastructure risks.
General news | 2026-10-21
A global review of progress and a stronger role for business are two outcomes that Centre associate Axel Eriksson hopes to see from COP17 in Armenia, which he attends as a youth delegate.
Research story | 2026-10-21
In their responses to climate change, actors in northern Sweden focus heavily on adaptation and less on building the capacity to cope with immediate shocks or taking transformative action, finds a new study by Centre researchers.
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