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Digging the Anthropocene
Human material use has rapidly and massively increased over the past century. This is nicely illustrated in a 2009 paper by Krausmann and others at the Institute of Social Ecology in Vienna. The use of material has exploded: overall use of … Continue reading →
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Assistant Professor position in Social Metabolism in Vienna
The Institute of Social Ecology in Vienna, Austria is looking for an Assistant Professor of Social Metabolism (tenure track). They write: We are looking for an individual with a background in social sciences such as sociology, political science, anthropology, human … Continue reading →