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SUMMARY:STEPS Centre Summer School
DESCRIPTION:View information on the 2013 Summer School \nOur first Summer School on “Pathways to Sustainability” will be held at the University of Sussex\, Brighton\, UK. \nThrough a programme of lectures\, workshops and public events\, participants will discuss how pathways to sustainability are being pursued in different settings. The Summer School will explore current thinking in politics\, power and social change\, as well as covering methods for research and participation\, science policy and the media\, and debates around equity\, security\, risk\, prosperity and access to resources. \nPublic events\nTwo evening events\, open to all\, took place around the Summer School: \n\nTim Jackson lecture: Where is the green economy? Prosperity\, work and sustainability ‘after the crisis’ (14 May\, University of Sussex)\nBrighton Fringe debate: Who’s going to save the planet? (17 May\, Jubilee Library\, Brighton) Listen to the audio recording of this event\n\nMore information\nWe will be posting some material from the Summer School on this website\, including video and blogs from STEPS staff and participants. \nFor the background to the Summer School\, download the STEPS Summer School brochure.
URL:https://steps-centre.org/event/steps-centre-summer-school-2/
LOCATION:United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Public lecture: Tim Jackson
DESCRIPTION:Video \nWatch the video of Tim Jackson’s lecture on this page \nAudio interview: Tim Jackson talks to Adrian Ely about the green economy \n\n \n\nWhere is the green economy? An interview with Professor Tim Jackson by Ids (Uk) on  Mixcloud \n\n\nLecture details \nProf Tim Jackson (University of Surrey\, author of Prosperity without Growth) will give a live-streamed public lecture at the University of Sussex. \nThe title is: ‘Where is the green economy? Prosperity\, work and sustainability ‘after the crisis’. \nThe lecture is open to all and will be streamed via the link on this page . It will be followed by a drinks reception. \nThis event is being held as part of the STEPS Centre’s Summer School on Pathways to Sustainability. \nTim Jackson is Professor of Sustainable Development at the University of Surrey and Director of the ESRC Research Group on Lifestyles\, Values and Environment (RESOLVE). He is the author of Prosperity without Growth – economics for a finite planet. \n\nFull biography (University of Surrey website)
URL:https://steps-centre.org/event/public-lecture-tim-jackson-2/
LOCATION:University of Sussex\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Brighton Fringe Festival debate: Who's going to save the planet?
DESCRIPTION:Listen to the audio recording of this event \nThe STEPS Centre and the Institute of Development Studies are hosting a public debate\, “Who’s going to save the planet?”\, as part of the Brighton Fringe Festival. \nClimate change\, famine\, financial turmoil. With the future looking bleak\, will the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio this June save the planet? Or can citizens\, governments and businesses change track to create a greener\, smarter and fairer world? \nThe event is free to attend and all are welcome. \nPlease note that this event will start at 7.30 pm\, half an hour later than originally advertised. \n \nThe panel\n\nCaroline Lucas\, Green Party MP for Brighton Pavilion\nSolitaire Townsend\, MD of the sustainability communications agency Futerra \nThurstan Crockett\, Head of Sustainability and Environmental Policy\, Brighton and Hove City Council\nNick Robins\, Head of HSBC’s Climate Change Centre of Excellence\n\nChair: Tom Clarke\, Science Editor\, Channel 4 News. \nSubmit a question!\nGot a question for our panel of experts? You can ask it in two ways: \n\nEmail it to Hannah at h.corbett@ids.ac.uk\nAsk us on Twitter by mentioning @stepscentre and using the hashtag #saveplanet\n\n\nMore details about this event \n 
URL:https://steps-centre.org/event/brighton-fringe-festival-public-debate-with-caroline-lucas-2/
LOCATION:BN1 1GE\, United States
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SUMMARY:STEPS Seminar: Sara Wolcott
DESCRIPTION:Towards (knowledge-generation) strategies for navigating complex change: a cross-sectoral perspective \nSara Wolcott\nFuture Health Systems and STEPS Centre Researcher \nGiven the current context of rapid change\, multiple crises and increasing complexity\, how can and are institutions developing to actively navigate pathways for workable and equitable societal transformations? What are the research strategies necessary for enabling this to occur? \n \nFuture Health Systems has been increasingly looking towards complexity sciences – including resilience\, transition management\, network sciences and adaptive governance – to find generative approaches to understand and navigate increasingly complexity\, unintended outcomes and diversity in health systems undergoing regime change. This seminar presents research findings on how other sectors are managing similar challenges and incorporating complexity sciences into their strategy. This includes high reliability managers\, socio-ecological systems\, the private sector\, planning and public policy. It proposes an initial research strategy. \nThe seminar is an opportunity to seriously discuss research strategies for the emerging networked institutions dealing with complex change and enabling and opening desired pathways for greater human security and well being. \nAll are welcome to attend.
URL:https://steps-centre.org/event/steps-seminar-sara-wolcott-towards-knowledge-generation-strategies-for-navigating-complex-change-a-cross-sectoral-perspective-2/
LOCATION:Convening Space\, IDS\, Library Road\, Falmer\,  Brighton\, BN1 9RE\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:The Geek Manifesto: should science play a bigger role in politics & policy?
DESCRIPTION:The Geek Manifesto shows how people with a love of science can get political\, to create a force our leaders can no longer afford to ignore. \nA public debate\, hosted by SPRU (Science and Technology Policy Research\, University of Sussex). \nDoors and drinks: 5.30pm\nDebate: 6pm – 7.30pm \nPanellists include Mark Henderson\, the book’s author\, and renowned researchers Laurence Pearl\, STEPS Centre director Melissa Leach\, Dr Steven Hill and James Wilsdon. \nPart of SPRU’s DPhil Day 2012. \nGeek Manifesto website \n 
URL:https://steps-centre.org/event/the-geek-manifesto-should-science-play-a-bigger-role-in-politics-policy-2/
LOCATION:SPRU\, Freeman Centre\, University of Sussex\, Falmer\, Brighton\, BN1 9QE\, United Kingdom
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