Interdisciplinary issues of ecological transition: contributing to decision-making in an anthropocene context

This summer school is designed for postgraduate and doctoral students from all disciplines and with an interest in the challenges of decision-making in the context of socio-ecological transition, including at times of crisis (e.g. forest fires, flooding).

Course content explores how reflexivity and interdisciplinary approaches can help address complex sustainability issues in the Anthropocene. During this summer school, students will learn to critically appraise decision-making processes in an original and interdisciplinary manner - and with a view to applying new decisional methods to address a range of sustainability issues and environmental challenges in different domains. Interactive workshops and real-world case studies complement the theoretical sessions, enabling participants to analyse and experiment with decision-making processes applied to concrete socio-environmental problems and risks.