PATHWAYS - Transformative Pathways to Sustainability: learning across disciplines, contexts and cultures
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These slides were presented by Adrian Ely, PATHWAYS network co-lead and Deputy Director and Head of Impact at the STEPS Centre, United Kingdom, as part of an ISSC webinar on transformative knowledge for sustainability. Watch the webinar and find out more about the Transformations to Sustainability programme here: http://www.worldsocialscience.org/2016/06/webinar-transformative-knowledge-networks-solutions-oriented-research-practice/
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