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Thank you for this excellent webinar. Around the twenty-minute mark, when we talk about the normative dimension of sustainability transitions, Mr. Markard makes a comparison with the field of socio-ecological systems, which is presented as being focused on keeping systems intact. Do you have a reference that makes this comparison (particularly on the dimension of change) between the field of socio-ecological systems and sustainability transitions?

Excellent content and very didactic presentation!

Please can you share the reference list mentioned in the video?

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Thank you. Would you recommend to further study this as a PhD?

The most injust transition would be one that doesn't happen.

engaging lecture

Hi.. very good webinar

the study of the obvious unfortunately most dont get it

Excellent speech. I was annoying about the cut of the video.

Excellent presentation. Very enlightening and didactic. Congratulations

This was very well done and instructive. Thanks to the speaker and thank you very much for making it available on the internet!

Thanks for sharing :)

Very interesting Webinar. I am at the moment searching to define my topic for PhD and it will most likely be about ST in the mobility sector. Your Videos help a lot when i am tired of just reading papers all the time.

Thanks for the great talk and insights! I'm interested: What are the fundamental papers regarding destabilization and regime transformation? What would you suggest to read? I would be very thankful for hints, as I'm mostly finding literature about niches, MLP in general and ST transitions, but not so much about regime studies. Greetings from Austria!

Thanks for this Very useful for my course "social transformations towards sustainable food systems" at Wageningen University

Thank you for sharing these webinars! Really useful for a recap in addition to my university classes :)

Great as usual, Flor!. I intend to write and publish on a recently emerged nonviolent resistance movement to oppression: the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement or PTM from the perspective of TSI. The movement is led by youth of Tribal Pashtuns who have remained subject to direct and structural violence from the dominant security establishment. During the past two years, PTM has successfully challenged policies of the powerful military and their military industrial complex. The movement has the potential eventually replace the business as usual in terms of (the long awaited) Peace and Sustainability in Pakistan 🇵🇰 and Afghanistan 🇦🇫.

Thank you very much for this thrilling oversight and insights. I would love to spread them further into the sustainble and energy transition movements in the Netherlands. Perhaps you have some tips for me? Especially inspiring video's are very welcom as a lot of people like to watch them more than to read long articles is my experience ;-)

Are there any future plans to invite Andy Stirling and talk about the complexity and uncertainty of societal transformations? Thanks!

Thank you NEST for making this and many more in the future available to everyone. I wonder if they have recorded IST2020 sessions and if they would make them available on UA-cam (I registered for it, but couls not attend any sessions, my bad T_T)

Which paper is mentionned at 20:29 ? I did not catch it.

Is the discussion recorded too? And if yes, is there any plan of releasing it on youtube? I could not attend the webinar, but i really appreciate to watch it afterwards

Just curious, when are you making available the webinars with Marko Hekkert and Frank Geels ?

Excellent lecture!!