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Editor-in-Chief: Emily Boyd Lund University | Sweden
Editorial Board
Global Sustainability is an Open Access journal dedicated to supporting the rapidly expanding area of global sustainability research.Without profound societal transformations, humanity risks destabilising the Earth system. In the last decade, the research field of global sustainability science has expanded rapidly to explore human social and economic pressure on the whole Earth system. This journal explores global sustainability, planetary and societal resilience, and solutions for societal transformations.
Global Sustainability publishes interdisciplinary original research, reviews and commentaries addressing how human activities interact with Earth system dynamics. It invites work on sustainable pathways, evolution and resilience in the Anthropocene.
Editorial Board
Global Sustainability is an Open Access journal dedicated to supporting the rapidly expanding area of global sustainability research.Without profound societal transformations, humanity risks destabilising the Earth system. In the last decade, the research field of global sustainability science has expanded rapidly to explore human social and economic pressure on the whole Earth system. This journal explores global sustainability, planetary and societal resilience, and solutions for societal transformations.
Global Sustainability publishes interdisciplinary original research, reviews and commentaries addressing how human activities interact with Earth system dynamics. It invites work on sustainable pathways, evolution and resilience in the Anthropocene.
Our Editor's Choice collection is designed to feature emerging papers that have contributed to progressing the sustainability research field, selected quarterly by the Global Sustainability Editor-in-Chief and Deputy Editors:
View the article here: Toward a responsible exit from the research field: lessons from transdisciplinary regional envisioning in a Japanese municipality.
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Global Sustainability
Emily Boyd, Editor-in-Chief: ”In challenging times combining curiosity, playfulness and creativity with scientific rigor is essential for a thriving community of sustainability scientists.”
Sirkku Juhola, Deputy Editor: “Identifying transformative solutions is critical for sustainability, assessing these solutions is critical for sustainability science”
Örjan Bodin, Deputy Editor: “Stimulating a multiplicity of approaches, theories, methods and perspectives is critical to solve sustainability challenges”
Vinayak Sinha, Deputy Editor: "The ability to sustain the well being of Earth and its species through actions based on scientific evidence and advocacy of less polluting lifestyle choices enable sustainability."
Johan Rockström, Advisory Member: "In the face of profound change at a global scale we need to think differently, act differently and do science differently."
Xuemei Bai, Advisory Member: "Inter- and trans-disciplinary approaches across all knowledge domains and linking local actions to global outcomes are some of the key focuses of global sustainability science and the journal."