Pathways forum

An open webinar series aimed at developing critical reflections on sustainability science

The Pathways Initiative convenes an international and diverse community of researchers for discussions and mutual learning on a variety of sustainability science concepts, methods, and concrete cases.

Upcoming Forums

future in flux
| Pathways Forum #12 | Resource-hungry societies and a future in flux – 15 March @ 2PM-4PM CET
Economic growth, through the increase of goods and services, has long been narrated as resulting in better efficiency and comfort for consumers. However, the resource extraction and infrastructures needed...
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Past Forums

future in flux
| Pathways Forum #12 | Resource-hungry societies and a future in flux – 15 March @ 2PM-4PM CET
Economic growth, through the increase of goods and services, has long been narrated as resulting in better...
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courtrooms litigation
| Pathways Forum #11 | From grassroots to courtrooms: litigation as a vector for transformations – 15 Dec @ 11AM-1PM CET
Over the past 10 years, the number of climate litigation cases has shown an overall increasing trend,...
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decolonization in sustainability science
| Pathways Forum #10 | Whose Sustainability? Unpacking decolonization in sustainability science – 27 Sept @ 3PM-5PM CEST
Researchers, policymakers, and Indigenous and local communities alike are recognizing the significance...
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Messy science
| Pathways Forum #9 | Communicating ‘messy’ science: Capturing the transformative potential of communication & outreach in transdisciplinary work – 22 June 10AM-12PM CEST
The next Pathways Forum, will discuss the challenges and opportunities for communication and outreach...
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Ariane de Bremond

Ariane de Bremond

Global Land Programme (GLP)*; University of Maryland

I am Executive Officer of the Global Land Programme, Senior Scientist at the Centre for Development and Environment at the University of Bern, and Assistant Research Professor at the University of Maryland, College Park. In addition to my work coordinating the GLP community, my research interests include governance of distally connected socio-ecological systems (telecoupling); land tenure and relation to land use and cover change; forest governance and conflict; and carbon conservation schemes such as REDD+ in the context of global climate change policies and development issues. I am also Principal Investigator on a recently awarded grant from the NASA Land-Cover and Land-Use Change (LCLUC) program, “The Global Rush for Land: A Socio-Ecological Synthesis” Principal Investigator (2017-2020) and a Senior Fellow of the Breakthrough Institute.