Sustainability Transitions, Discourses and Futures
This research line delves into the discourses on sustainability and transformation, identifying the dominant narratives that limit change and those needed to open up alternative and more sustainable futures.
- 2027-2030 | RESHAPE - Deciding differently through socio-ecological regeneration: Beyond lock-ins and stigma in social housing
- 2025-2029 | Scaling Advisory Innovation: Relational Approaches to Knowledge and Transformation
- 2025-2028 | MEDIATE - Mediating Due Diligence: Understanding and strengthening the role of intermediaries in implementing due diligence
- 2023-2027 | Utopian Urbanism: Discourses and Futures
- 2023-2027 | Trade unions and environmental movements: towards a common Just Transition?
- 2021-2027 | Transactional investigations of learning in view of sustainability transitions - LESTRA
- 2021-2025 | “How Dare You?” Towards A Politics of Eco-Shaming
- 2020-2024 | C-PlaNeT, research network about circular plastics
- 2020-2021 | Climate controversies in Belgium: a discourse analysis
- 2019-2022 | Exploring the functioning and politics of 'Knowledge and innovation co-production partnerships' in European agri-food systems.
- 2019-2020 | Disruptions and transitions: the case of product-service combinations in the circular economy
- 2016-2019 | Mapping controversies in Flanders. Towards a new theoretical framework for the politics of socio-technical innovation.
- 2016-2018 | Scaling up the short food supply chain in the Ghent region