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Here are some recent highlights. Consider a donation to support us!
Go to Our cities rock the SDGs! (Dis-) covering SDG solutions everywhere!
Our cities rock the SDGs! (Dis-) covering SDG solutions everywhere!
My City Rocks the SDGs is a global initiative with the goal of finding, sharing and promoting existing local SDG solutions together with the cities of this world – so that we can reach the Agenda 2030 in time!
Go to Just Sustainabilities
Just Sustainabilities
Co-sponsored by SCORAI. The talk was by Julian Agyeman on “Just Sustainabilities in Policy, Planning and Practice.” It took place on November 8, 2018 at Dalhousie University’s College of Sustainability in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Go to Good Life Goals
Good Life Goals
Go to Some Questions about the Ten-Hour Week
Some Questions about the Ten-Hour Week
I have posted at EconoSpeak a transcript of the conversation on SCORAI about my blog post on the IPCC report and the Ten Hour week. Thanks to Tom Love, John de Graaf, Anna Berka and Bill Rees for permission to reproduce their comments and questions. — Cheers, Tom Walker (Sandwichman)
SCORAI acts Worldwide
SCORAI China
SCORAI China, a new member of SCORAI family, was launched at the International Workshop on Sustainable Consumption Research in China on November 16, 2014 at Renmin University of China in Beijing…
SCORAI Europe
SCORAI Europe aims to support a community that contributes forward-thinking, innovative research in the area of sustainable consumption, while also bridging academic research with mainstream thinking and policy making…
SCORAI Israel
SCORAI Israel is a network of researchers and stakeholders who are interested in the interface between material consumption, technological and cultural transformations, and human wellbeing…
SCORAI Brazil
Colloquium
The Colloquium series is funded by the Rasmussen Foundation. Click here to watch the series.
George Ritzer
Professor of Sociology
Dorothy Holland
Professor at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Erik Olin Wright
Professor of Sociology at the University of Wisconsin–Madison
