Prof @LancsUniLEC @CeMoRe4mobs political economist of science & innovation #lowcarbontransition #urbanmobility #China #EcoCiv Retweet ≠ endorse
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Many thanks to @BBCRadio4 Thinking Allowed, Laurie Taylor and @yuenyuenang for a very enjoyable discussion about the global implications of the rise of China and my book routledge.com/Liberalism-20-… 'Listen again' link to follow
Ep.30 of Learning to Fly, the Science FOR the Anthropocene podcast, out now, with leading anthropologist Mario Blaser. "FOR practices of emplacement... NOT identity politics of Indigeneity". open.spotify.com/episode/45X…
Some brain food for the long weekend: ep.29 of 'Learning to Fly', the Science FOR the Anthropocene podcast out now, discussing 'Biomimicry, bio-inclusive design and redesigning the built environment' with Michael Pawlyn: creators.spotify.com/pod/pro…
Episode 28 of 'Learning to Fly', the Science FOR the Anthropocene podcast, with Jessica Bockler of the Alef Trust, on 'Getting our hands dirty with societal transformation: farming, education, spirituality & play'. Out now! open.spotify.com/episode/0dk…
Ep.26 of Learning to Fly now available: with the peerless Iain McGilchrist. An extended discussion covering his hemispheric theory, the 'coincidence of opposites', the metacrisis... and where science fits into all of this.
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One for the Bank Holiday. Ep.25 of #S4A Science for the Anthropocene podcast 'Learning to Fly': 'The Flip', or Humanities for the Anthropocene, with Jeffrey Kripal creators.spotify.com/pod/pro…
We need a new politics, 'after' 'liberalism', AND serious concern with our unprecedented ecological challenges - but do the two go together?! New episode of 'Learning to Fly' with John Milbank & Robin Grove-White discussing this crucial agenda. open.spotify.com/episode/5ok…
The epochal geopolitical shift in global hegemon, from US to China, is now observably underway. Is there anything the rest of us can do about this? How about changing our perspective - from dualism to duality... from Western dialectic & 'clash' to yin/yang
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Ep.22 on 'Learning to fly' podcast, on 'Science For the Anthropocene' with Prof Gwen Ottinger (Drexel U), discussing epistemic justice, the moral brokenness of scientific chauvinism, 'fact-shaming' and its impact on political polarization podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
Bumper summer episode of Learning to Fly, the #S4A podcast, on Education for the Anthropocene, with Zachary Stein, out now. We discuss the crisis of (higher) education, the centrality of education to civilisation, lessons from learning science & much more podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
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Had a great conversation with @DTyfield on his podcast about the nature of the #novelentities planetary boundary... Check it out!
Ep.20 of Science FOR the Anthropocene #S4A 'Learning to Fly' podcast explores the planetary boundary of 'novel entities' - chemical pollution etc... - with lead authors Cynthia de Wit and Matthew MacLeod @MattMacL podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
Ep.20 of Science FOR the Anthropocene #S4A 'Learning to Fly' podcast explores the planetary boundary of 'novel entities' - chemical pollution etc... - with lead authors Cynthia de Wit and Matthew MacLeod @MattMacL podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
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💬 Roundtable: Implications of US tariffs on China’s ‘green’ products
🗣️ @BelindaSchaepe
🗣️ Yao Zhe, @GreenpeaceEAsia
🗣️ @DTyfield, @LancsUniLEC @CeMoRe4mobs
🗣️ @jorgeheinel, @BUPardeeSchool
🗣️ Enrique Dussel
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Ep.19 of 'Learning to Fly' #S4A Science For the Anthropocene podcast, discussing 'Oceans & Planetary Boundaries' with the lead creator/author of the PB framework, Katherine Richardson: we discuss what the PBs are, researching vast watery worlds and more! podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
And, from today, in Ep.18 of 'Learning to Fly' the Science FOR the Anthropocene podcast #S4A, with Ioan Fazey @IFazey, we ask the crucial question: "We need wisdom! But can the (modern) university provide it?" A fantastic discussion! podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
Two great new episodes of Learning to Fly, the Science FOR the Anthropocene #S4A podcast: first, ep.17 discussing the crucial issue - and surprising political hot potato - of air quality, with Suzanne Bartington (@cleanairdoc) & Gary Fuller podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
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New podcast by Science for the Anthropocene - 'Learning to Fly' series @DTyfield @LancsUniLEC Episode 17 - Air Quality with myself & @DrGaryFuller 🎧🎙️podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
Just in time for Xmas! Ep.14 of 'Learning to Fly', the Science for the Anthropocene podcast, discusses petrochemicals with Prof Alice Mah (@UofGSPS), re issues of 'hard to abate' (& hard to change) sectors, environmental justice & citizen science. #S4A podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
Only 60 harvests left?!? Well, things are much more complicated, it turns out. On ep.13 of Learning to Fly, @ProfJessDavies spells out precisely why, as we discuss soils and their magic, urban agriculture, transformation of the food system & myth-busting. podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
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Our @LindaWestman6 and @huang_ping1987 spoke about their work on Just Transitions in China on the Science for the Anthropocene - learning to fly podcast hosted by @DTyfield. You can listen to this episode here: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
