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Field CB, Barros V, Stocker TF, Qin D, Dokken DJ, Ebi KL, Mastrandrea MD, Mach KJ, Plattner
GK, Allen SK (2012) Managing the risks of extreme events and disasters to advance climate
change adaptation. A special report of working groups I and II of the intergovernmental panel
on climate change. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge/New York
Fligstein N, McAdam D (2012) A theory of fields. Oxford University Press, New York
Gamson WA (1975) The strategy of social protest. Dorsey Press, Homewood
Geels FW (2011) The multi-level perspective on sustainability transitions: responses to seven criticisms. Environ Innov Soc Trans 1(1):24–40
Geels FW, Berkhout F, van Vuuren DP (2016) Bridging analytical approaches for low-carbon
transitions. Nat Clim Chang 6:576–583
Hage J, Hollingsworth JR (2000) A strategy for the analysis of idea innovation networks and institutions. Organ Stud 21(5):971–1004
Hatt K (2013) Social attractors: a proposal to enhance “resilience thinking” about the social. Soc
Nat Resour 26(1):30–43
Hay C (2002) Political analysis: a critical introduction. Palgrave Macmillan, Houndmills
Ionesco D, Mokhnacheva D, Gemenne F (2016) The atlas of environmental migration. Routledge,
London/New York
Isgren E, Jerneck A, O’Byrne D (2017) Pluralism in search of sustainability: ethics, knowledge
and methodology in sustainability science. Chall Sustain 5(1):2–6
Jerneck A, Olsson L (2011) Breaking out of sustainability impasses: how to apply frame analysis, reframing and transition theory to global health challenges. Environ Innov Soc Trans
1(2):255–271
Jerneck A, Olsson L, Ness B, Anderberg S, Baier M, Clark E, Hickler T, Hornborg A, Kronsell A,
Lövbrand E, Persson J (2011) Structuring sustainability science. Sustain Sci 6(1):69–82
Kallis G (2011) In defence of degrowth. Ecol Econ 70(5):873–880
Kates RW (2011) What kind of a science is sustainability science? Proc Natl Acad Sci
108(49):19449–19450
Kates, R.W, W.C. Clark, R. Correll, J.M. Hall, C.C. Jaeger, I. Lowe, J.J. McCarthy, H.J. Schellnhuber,
B. Bolin, N.M. Dickson, S. Faucheux, G.C. Gallopin, A. Grübler, B. Huntley, J. Jäger,
N.S. Jodha, R.E. Kasperson, A. Mabogunje, P. Matson, H. Mooney, B. Moore III, T. O’Riordan,
and U. Svedin. 2001. "Sustainability science." Science 292 (5517):641-642
Kauffman J, Arico S (2014) New directions in sustainability science: promoting integration and
cooperation. Sustain Sci 9(4):413–418
Kellert SH, Longino HE, Waters CK (2006) Scientific pluralism, introduction. Minnesota studies
in the philosophy of science, vol XIX. University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis
Kumar P (2010) The economics of ecosystems and biodiversity: ecological and economic foundations. UNEP and Earthscan, London/Washington, DC
Lang DJ, Wiek A, Bergmann M, Stauffacher M, Martens P, Moll P, Swilling M, Thomas CJ (2012)
Transdisciplinary research in sustainability science: practice, principles, and challenges.
Sustain Sci 7(1):25–43
Levitt P, Schiller NG (2004) Conceptualizing simultaneity: a transnational social field perspective
on society. Int Migr Rev 38(3):1002–1039
Mahoney J (2000) Path dependence in historical sociology. Theory Soc 29:507–548
Mahoney J, Thelen K (2010) A theory of gradual institutional change. In: Mahoney J, Thelen K
(eds) Explaining institutional change: ambiguity, agency, and power. Cambridge University
Press, New York, pp 1–37
Mäki U (2013) Scientific imperialism: difficulties in definition, identification, and assessment. Int
Stud Philos Sci 27(3):325–339
Martin JL (2003) What is field theory? 1. Am J Sociol 109(1):1–49
Meadowcroft J (2011) Engaging with the politics of sustainability transitions. Environ Innov Soc
Trans 1(1):70–75
Midgley M (1984) Reductivism, fatalism and sociobiology. J Appl Philos 1(1):107–114
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Field CB, Barros V, Stocker TF, Qin D, Dokken DJ, Ebi KL, Mastrandrea MD, Mach KJ, Plattner
GK, Allen SK (2012) Managing the risks of extreme events and disasters to advance climate
change adaptation. A special report of working groups I and II of the intergovernmental panel
on climate change. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge/New York
Fligstein N, McAdam D (2012) A theory of fields. Oxford University Press, New York
Gamson WA (1975) The strategy of social protest. Dorsey Press, Homewood
Geels FW (2011) The multi-level perspective on sustainability transitions: responses to seven criticisms. Environ Innov Soc Trans 1(1):24–40
Geels FW, Berkhout F, van Vuuren DP (2016) Bridging analytical approaches for low-carbon
transitions. Nat Clim Chang 6:576–583
Hage J, Hollingsworth JR (2000) A strategy for the analysis of idea innovation networks and institutions. Organ Stud 21(5):971–1004
Hatt K (2013) Social attractors: a proposal to enhance “resilience thinking” about the social. Soc
Nat Resour 26(1):30–43
Hay C (2002) Political analysis: a critical introduction. Palgrave Macmillan, Houndmills
Ionesco D, Mokhnacheva D, Gemenne F (2016) The atlas of environmental migration. Routledge,
London/New York
Isgren E, Jerneck A, O’Byrne D (2017) Pluralism in search of sustainability: ethics, knowledge
and methodology in sustainability science. Chall Sustain 5(1):2–6
Jerneck A, Olsson L (2011) Breaking out of sustainability impasses: how to apply frame analysis, reframing and transition theory to global health challenges. Environ Innov Soc Trans
1(2):255–271
Jerneck A, Olsson L, Ness B, Anderberg S, Baier M, Clark E, Hickler T, Hornborg A, Kronsell A,
Lövbrand E, Persson J (2011) Structuring sustainability science. Sustain Sci 6(1):69–82
Kallis G (2011) In defence of degrowth. Ecol Econ 70(5):873–880
Kates RW (2011) What kind of a science is sustainability science? Proc Natl Acad Sci
108(49):19449–19450
Kates, R.W, W.C. Clark, R. Correll, J.M. Hall, C.C. Jaeger, I. Lowe, J.J. McCarthy, H.J. Schellnhuber,
B. Bolin, N.M. Dickson, S. Faucheux, G.C. Gallopin, A. Grübler, B. Huntley, J. Jäger,
N.S. Jodha, R.E. Kasperson, A. Mabogunje, P. Matson, H. Mooney, B. Moore III, T. O’Riordan,
and U. Svedin. 2001. "Sustainability science." Science 292 (5517):641-642
Kauffman J, Arico S (2014) New directions in sustainability science: promoting integration and
cooperation. Sustain Sci 9(4):413–418
Kellert SH, Longino HE, Waters CK (2006) Scientific pluralism, introduction. Minnesota studies
in the philosophy of science, vol XIX. University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis
Kumar P (2010) The economics of ecosystems and biodiversity: ecological and economic foundations. UNEP and Earthscan, London/Washington, DC
Lang DJ, Wiek A, Bergmann M, Stauffacher M, Martens P, Moll P, Swilling M, Thomas CJ (2012)
Transdisciplinary research in sustainability science: practice, principles, and challenges.
Sustain Sci 7(1):25–43
Levitt P, Schiller NG (2004) Conceptualizing simultaneity: a transnational social field perspective
on society. Int Migr Rev 38(3):1002–1039
Mahoney J (2000) Path dependence in historical sociology. Theory Soc 29:507–548
Mahoney J, Thelen K (2010) A theory of gradual institutional change. In: Mahoney J, Thelen K
(eds) Explaining institutional change: ambiguity, agency, and power. Cambridge University
Press, New York, pp 1–37
Mäki U (2013) Scientific imperialism: difficulties in definition, identification, and assessment. Int
Stud Philos Sci 27(3):325–339
Martin JL (2003) What is field theory? 1. Am J Sociol 109(1):1–49
Meadowcroft J (2011) Engaging with the politics of sustainability transitions. Environ Innov Soc
Trans 1(1):70–75
Midgley M (1984) Reductivism, fatalism and sociobiology. J Appl Philos 1(1):107–114
2 Theoretical and Methodological Pluralism in Sustainability Science