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sustainability science

ISSN 1862-4057· EN

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Short Name sustain sci
Abbreviated Name sustainability science
ISSN 1862-4057
URL https://link.springer.com/journal/11625

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Articles (9)

2018
Taking gender seriously in climate change adaptation and sustainability science research: views from feminist debates and sub-Saharan small-scale agriculture.
Jerneck, Anne;
Vol. 13 , No. 2 , pp. 403-416
454 views DOI Abstract
2018
Advancing to a Circular Economy: three essential ingredients for a comprehensive policy mix.
Milios, Leonidas;
Vol. 13 , No. 3 , pp. 861-878
370 views DOI Abstract
2016
A people-centred perspective on climate change, environmental stress, and livelihood resilience in Bangladesh.
Ayeb-Karlsson, Sonja;van der Geest, Kees;Ahmed, Istiakh;Huq, Saleemul;Warner, Koko;
Vol. 11 , No. 4 , pp. 679-694
368 views DOI Abstract
2011
Farm income, gender differentials and climate risk in Cameroon: Typology of male and female adaptation options across agroecologies
Molua, E.
Vol. 6 , pp. 21-35
368 views DOI
2019
Sustainability of small-scale social-ecological systems in arid environments: trade-off and synergies of global and regional changes
Tenza, A.
Vol. 14 , pp. 791-807
265 views DOI
2018
Urban tinkering.
Elmqvist, Thomas;Siri, José;Andersson, Erik;Anderson, Pippin;Bai, Xuemei;Das, Pranab Kishore;Gatere, Tatu;Gonzalez, Andrew;Goodness, Julie;Handel, Steven N;Hermansson Török, Ellika;Kavonic, Jessica;Kronenberg, Jakub;Lindgren, Elisabet;Maddox, David;Maher, Raymond;Mbow, Cheikh;McPhearson, Timon;Mulligan, Joe;Nordenson, Guy;Spires, Meggan;Stenkula, Ulrika;Takeuchi, Kazuhiko;Vogel, Coleen;
Vol. 13 , No. 6 , pp. 1549-1564
224 views DOI Abstract
2016
small neural networks can denoise image textures well: a useful complement to bm3d
;Yi-Qing Wang
Vol. 6 , pp. 1-7
212 views DOI Abstract
2017
Integration and implementation of sustainable ICT-based education in developing countries: low-cost, en masse methodology in Kenya
Tabira, Y.
Vol. 12 , pp. 221-234
205 views DOI
2025
Institutional logics as an object of change: the experiences of a water organization using design thinking for climate adaptation in a multi-stakeholder process.
Goldschmeding, Florian; Kemp, René; Vasseur, Véronique; Scholl, Christian
Vol. 20 , pp. 759-776
116 views DOI Abstract
2025
Institutional logics as an object of change: the experiences of a water organization using design thinking for climate adaptation in a multi-stakeholder process.
Goldschmeding, Florian; Kemp, René; Vasseur, Véronique; Scholl, Christian
Vol. 20 , pp. 759-776
116 views DOI Abstract
2019
Sustainability of small-scale social-ecological systems in arid environments: trade-off and synergies of global and regional changes
Tenza, A.
Vol. 14 , pp. 791-807
265 views DOI
2018
Taking gender seriously in climate change adaptation and sustainability science research: views from feminist debates and sub-Saharan small-scale agriculture.
Jerneck, Anne;
Vol. 13 , No. 2 , pp. 403-416
454 views DOI Abstract
2018
Advancing to a Circular Economy: three essential ingredients for a comprehensive policy mix.
Milios, Leonidas;
Vol. 13 , No. 3 , pp. 861-878
370 views DOI Abstract
2018
Urban tinkering.
Elmqvist, Thomas;Siri, José;Andersson, Erik;Anderson, Pippin;Bai, Xuemei;Das, Pranab Kishore;Gatere, Tatu;Gonzalez, Andrew;Goodness, Julie;Handel, Steven N;Hermansson Török, Ellika;Kavonic, Jessica;Kronenberg, Jakub;Lindgren, Elisabet;Maddox, David;Maher, Raymond;Mbow, Cheikh;McPhearson, Timon;Mulligan, Joe;Nordenson, Guy;Spires, Meggan;Stenkula, Ulrika;Takeuchi, Kazuhiko;Vogel, Coleen;
Vol. 13 , No. 6 , pp. 1549-1564
224 views DOI Abstract
2017
Integration and implementation of sustainable ICT-based education in developing countries: low-cost, en masse methodology in Kenya
Tabira, Y.
Vol. 12 , pp. 221-234
205 views DOI
2016
small neural networks can denoise image textures well: a useful complement to bm3d
;Yi-Qing Wang
Vol. 6 , pp. 1-7
212 views DOI Abstract
2016
A people-centred perspective on climate change, environmental stress, and livelihood resilience in Bangladesh.
Ayeb-Karlsson, Sonja;van der Geest, Kees;Ahmed, Istiakh;Huq, Saleemul;Warner, Koko;
Vol. 11 , No. 4 , pp. 679-694
368 views DOI Abstract
2011
Farm income, gender differentials and climate risk in Cameroon: Typology of male and female adaptation options across agroecologies
Molua, E.
Vol. 6 , pp. 21-35
368 views DOI
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