Name: Paul Hawken by Rob Hopkins in Environment and Development / Meio Ambiente e Desenvolvimento (multi-lingua)
Duration: 38 min 33 s
Description: Paul Hawkens talks to Transition Network's Rob Hopkins.

What do you think about local govt, particularly mayors, capability to faciliate change towards a more sustainable society?

Environment and Development / Meio Ambiente e Desenvolvimento (multi-lingua)

Paul Hawkens talks to Transition Network's Rob Hopkins.

Paul Hawken

Mary-Jayne is an art therapist and Jungian analyst in private practice in North London. Alongside this, she lectures and facilitates workshops on Ecopsychology in a wide range of settings.  http://www.mjrust.net/  Here she talks to Transition Network's Rob Hopkins. 

An interview with ecopsychologist Mary-Jayne Rust

Nobody Knows_original_harmonies by anna

The traditional approaches to development in academic or policy circles have not coped, by and large, with the transformation of the processes of development under the conditions of multidimensional globalization, technological change, multiculturalism, and ecological consciousness. In this public lecture Manuel Castells explores a reconceptualisation of development in the global information age.

Manuel Castells Reconceptualising Development in the Global Information Age

Elva Arrieta, Fernando Illanes, M. Teresa Larrea, Diego Mory y Vanity Torres

Resumen "La Sociedad Red" de Manuel Castells

Speaker(s): Professor Lord Giddens | Professor Lord Giddens published The Politics of Climate Change in 2007and is currently preparing a new edition for publication in 2015. In this lecture he will consider how much progress has been made since the work was first published in containing global warming - arguably one of the greatest threats to a stable future for humanity. Anthony Giddens is a former director of LSE and a Member of the House of Lords. Credits: Tom Sturdy (Audio Post-Production), LSE AV Services (Audio Recording).

The Politics of Climate Change 2014: what cause for hope? [Audio]

Transforming Curitiba from the "greenest city on earth" to an ecocity. Urban ecology, permaculture and community projects for bottom up eco & social change. 

"Ecocity Group Curitiba" founder Duncan Crowley is currently doing a 2 year Masters Research programme in the public university UFPR, in MADE (Meio Ambiente e Desenvolvimento / Environment and Developement). His research area is: "From the village to the city: Confronting climate change by creating ecocities ". 

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