When: 25.–26.11.2021Where: Dipoli, Otakaari 24, 02150 Espoo, FinlandRegistration period: 26.10.2021 8:00 – 18.11.2021 12:00Event language(s): English Detailed programme + registration Welfare societies have evolved to pursue progress, distribute wellbeing, and build up institutional capacities to regulate and steer social development. Sustainability concerns present a double bind for such societies. While the key conditions of the …
The 26th annual colloquium of the Finnish Society for Environmental Social Sciences (YHYS) is organized in Helsinki 25.11.–26.11.2021 and hosted by Aalto University. The colloquium includes high-level keynote speeches, workshop sessions and a panel discussion, as well as the Yrjö Haila Master’s thesis award and the annual meeting of YHYS. See the call for sessions …
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