The contribution that the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze might offer to researchers studying
social innovation in response to climate change is explored. Since the publication of the …

This paper explores differences between economic and ecological criteria for identifying,
measuring, and evaluating ecosystem services. It argues that economic stakeholders (user …

Nothing is more important to our world than finding a more comfortable relationship between
the economy and the environment. While issues such as species loss, nitrate pollution …

The unprecedented deterioration of the global environment has increased the necessity of
relying on green economic policies as critical and effective environmental management …

Emerging in recent research on sociotechnical transitions towards a low-carbon economy is
the question of the extent to which such transitions require centralised, intentional …

Epistemic questions have become an important area of debate within democratic theory.
Epistemic democrats have revived epistemic justification of democracy, while social …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to look at current practices and associated
consumption patterns in information technology (IT), looking at how impacts of IT, for good …

In Power Without Knowledge, Jeffrey Friedman develops a critique of technocracy and in
doing so makes an epistemic case for exit over voice. He argues that a technocracy that fails …

The long-standing question of the kind of institutions required to ensure the suitable scope
and operation of markets is of fundamental importance to society and wide open for ongoing …

This paper argues that the most sustainable and 'productive'interface in advanced
postindustrial societies in the twenty-first will be that between the knowledge and the 'green …