Ranked #1
020: Academic culture and California's water governance with Courtney Hammond Wagner
020: Academic culture and California's water governance with Courtney Hammond Wagner
In this podcast, Michael and Stefan have a conversation with Courtney Hammond Wagner. Courtney is a postdoctoral researc... Read more
4 Nov 2019
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1hr 12mins
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017: Valuing the community level and changing sustainability narratives with Harini Nagendra
017: Valuing the community level and changing sustainability narratives with Harini Nagendra
Harini Nagendra is a Professor of Sustainability at Azim Premji University. Her recent book "Nature in the City: Bengalu... Read more
23 Sep 2019
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1hr 16mins
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025: Case study databases in commons and social-ecological systems research -- an IASC webinar
025: Case study databases in commons and social-ecological systems research -- an IASC webinar
This is a unique episode of the podcast. We have the opportunity to share the audio from a recent webinar about the curr... Read more
3 Feb 2020
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58mins
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010: Moving from academia to Conservation International, and a human-rights based approach to fisheries governance with Elena Finkbeiner
010: Moving from academia to Conservation International, and a human-rights based approach to fisheries governance with Elena Finkbeiner
Elena Finkbeiner is the Fisheries Science Program Manager at Conservation International’s Center for Oceans. She wants t... Read more
29 Jul 2019
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57mins
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031: Food as a commons and changing food narratives in a post-COVID19 world with Jose Luis Vivero-Pol
031: Food as a commons and changing food narratives in a post-COVID19 world with Jose Luis Vivero-Pol
Michael Cox and Stefan Partelow interview Jose Luis Vivero-Pol. Jose Luis is an engaged scholar associated with the Univ... Read more
30 Mar 2020
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1hr 7mins
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024: Craft beer and transdisciplinarity with Barry Ness
024: Craft beer and transdisciplinarity with Barry Ness
Barry Ness is an Associate Professor at Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies in Sweden. He is also the Dire... Read more
13 Jan 2020
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56mins
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Insight #6: Academic working culture
Insight #6: Academic working culture
This insight is taken from episode 020 of the podcast, where Michael and Stefan have a conversation with Courtney Hammon... Read more
6 Jan 2020
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14mins
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021: Linking Stoicism and sustainability with Kai Whiting
021: Linking Stoicism and sustainability with Kai Whiting
Kai Whiting is a researcher and lecturer in sustainability and Stoicism at the University of Lisbon, Portugal. His main ... Read more
18 Nov 2019
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1hr 6mins
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006: Sustainable tourism, hotel certifications and balancing academic tasks with Sonya Graci
006: Sustainable tourism, hotel certifications and balancing academic tasks with Sonya Graci
Sonya Graci is an Associate Professor at the Ted Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism Management at Ryerson, Univers... Read more
23 Jun 2019
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1hr 11mins
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Insight #11: Mark Lubell on the ecology of games and polycentricity
Insight #11: Mark Lubell on the ecology of games and polycentricity
This insight clip is taken from Michael Cox’s interview with Mark Lubell in episode 023 of the podcast. In the clip, Mar... Read more
26 Mar 2020
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13mins
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008: A history of the oceans and the importance of taking a historical research perspective with Helen Rozwadowski
008: A history of the oceans and the importance of taking a historical research perspective with Helen Rozwadowski
Helen Rozwadowski is an associate professor of History and founder the Maritime Studies program at the University of Con... Read more
17 Jul 2019
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46mins
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026: Comparative social-ecological fisheries research with Emily Darling and Georgina Gurney
026: Comparative social-ecological fisheries research with Emily Darling and Georgina Gurney
In this episode we spoke with Emily Darling from the Wildlife Conservation Society and Georgina Gurney at the ARC Centre... Read more
10 Feb 2020
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1hr 16mins
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Insight #3: Elena Finkbeiner on reflexivity and games
Insight #3: Elena Finkbeiner on reflexivity and games
This ‘Insight’ episode is taken from episode 010 of the podcast with Elena Finkbeiner. In this short segment, Elena disc... Read more
11 Nov 2019
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16mins
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019: Stream ecology, applied service, and directing SESYNC with Margaret Palmer
019: Stream ecology, applied service, and directing SESYNC with Margaret Palmer
In this episode we spoke with Margaret Palmer. Dr. Palmer is a Distinguished University Professor at the University of M... Read more
27 Oct 2019
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52mins
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Insight #5: The challenge of frameworks
Insight #5: The challenge of frameworks
This insight is taken from episode 020 of the podcast, a conversation between Stefan, Michael and Courtney Hammond Wagne... Read more
5 Dec 2019
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10mins
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016: Resilience and indicators at the World Bank with Nate Engle
016: Resilience and indicators at the World Bank with Nate Engle
This week we spoke with Nate Engle, a Senior Climate Change Specialist with the World Bank's Water Global Practice. We d... Read more
16 Sep 2019
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1hr 4mins
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013: Research ethics, how to read articles, time management and environmental governance with Jeremy Pittman
013: Research ethics, how to read articles, time management and environmental governance with Jeremy Pittman
Jeremy Pittman is an Assistant Professor in the School of Planning at the University of Waterloo, Canada. Jeremy holds a... Read more
12 Aug 2019
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005: Ecosystem services, justice, leverage points and land-sparing vs. land-sharing with David Abson
005: Ecosystem services, justice, leverage points and land-sparing vs. land-sharing with David Abson
Stefan has a conversation with David Abson. Dave holds a Professorship for Sustainability Economics and Assessment at Le... Read more
4 Jun 2019
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1hr 7mins
Ranked #19
Insight #7: Neal Haddaway on how to do a systematic literature review
Insight #7: Neal Haddaway on how to do a systematic literature review
This insight episode is taken from episode 007 of the podcast, our conversation with Neal Haddaway. In the clip, Neal ou... Read more
20 Jan 2020
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10mins
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009: Games and experiments with Juan Camilo Cárdenas
009: Games and experiments with Juan Camilo Cárdenas
Juan Camilo Cárdenas is a professor of economics a la Universidad de los Andes in Colombia. He is considered a leading e... Read more
19 Jul 2019
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47mins
