There is a loss of control that humans face when dealing with the consequences of climate change. Accordingly, the upcoming Illusion of Control Conference problematizes this loss of control. The conference will…
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What can the past tell us about about sustainability in food production, creating sustainable socioeconomic systems, and how it can help us deal with the impacts of climate change? Today we look…
Dr. Philip Slavin’s seminar “The Birth of the Black Death: Biology, Ecology and Climate in Tian Shan in the Early Fourteenth Century” considers the context around the beginning of the Plague in…
Do you want to learn how the past, present and future is connected to ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all? The evolution of complexity and its relevance…
Dendrochronologist Andrea Seim will give a seminar in English on the topic “Historical forest cover and timber availability during the last millennium in central Europe: insights from tree rings and pollen”. As…
He was an exceptional scientist and a lovely man. – John Dearing He was truly the best of the best and will be sorely missed. – Robert Costanza Will Steffen formed…
BRIDGES sponsored, partnered and co-organized sessions at the Learning Planet Festival (24-28 January 2023) All times shown are CET. Tue, January 24, 2023 The Assembly: Learning Planetizens Unite! Organised by The…
In this post series, we will introduce you to previously published research from the IHOPE network connected to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The relevance of the research was identified by…
The book Routledge Handbook of the Digital Environmental Humanities is now available, showing how tools from the digital humanities as an emerging field can be used by scholars. The first chapter of…
We are pleased to announce that our IHOPE affiliate, postdoctoral researcher at the University of Helsinki, Dr. Katerina Velentza, published a new paper in the European Journal of Archaeology. Dr. Velentza has…