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Three social science and sustainability positions at ASU
While Stockholm is looking for one professor in the environmental social sciences, ASU is looking for 3 social scientists working on sustainability. The job ad is below and applications are due in early January: The School of Sustainability at Arizona … Continue reading
Universities for Sustainability Science: need for a new vision
At Resilience 2011, William Clark recommends the 2002 inaugural address of Michael Crow as President of Arizona State University (ASU) as a good example about how to think about what a university needs to be to embrace the challenge of … Continue reading
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