Through the kaleidoscope of sustainability : 25 essays
Gunneflo, Markus LU (2025)- Abstract
- This book was conceived in the context of a workshop at the Lund University Malmö Theatre Academy, where we used our bodies to create patterns based on prompts such as if the work we do imagines sustainability more in terms of harmony or more in terms of conflict, or how we orient ourselves on a continuum of past, [present] and future. Important to note is that the patterns were ever-changing, not primarily because the work that the doctoral students do relates to many different parts of the world, societal systems or areas of life, but because of the approaches to sustainability that they take: whether they are leaning more towards problem-solving or more towards critique or how they imagine the relationship between the local and the... (More)
- This book was conceived in the context of a workshop at the Lund University Malmö Theatre Academy, where we used our bodies to create patterns based on prompts such as if the work we do imagines sustainability more in terms of harmony or more in terms of conflict, or how we orient ourselves on a continuum of past, [present] and future. Important to note is that the patterns were ever-changing, not primarily because the work that the doctoral students do relates to many different parts of the world, societal systems or areas of life, but because of the approaches to sustainability that they take: whether they are leaning more towards problem-solving or more towards critique or how they imagine the relationship between the local and the global. This book is a celebration of the community that is the Agenda 2030 Graduate School, but also a testament to the complexity and diversity of scholarship on sustainable development. (Less)
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- Gunneflo, Markus LU
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- publishing date
- 2025-09
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- Book/Report
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- published
- subject
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- Popular Science
- pages
- 230 pages
- publisher
- Lund University Agenda 2030 Graduate School
- ISBN
- 978-91-531-4831-9
- 978-91-531-4830-2
- DOI
- 10.37852/oblu.341
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- Lund University Agenda 2030 Graduate School
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- English
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title = {{Through the kaleidoscope of sustainability : 25 essays}},
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