How can political ecology change policy? The role and limitations of the social scientist

Paul Robbins, Director of the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, talks about the role of the social scientist on the policy arena. How can political ecologists change policy? This is the ninth lecture of the ENTITLE course Project Management and Contribution to Policy organized by ENT Environment and Management and Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona under the FP7-Marie Curie project The European Network of Political Ecology; Campus UAB, 20-23 January 2015.

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Paul Robbins.. Awesome.

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bruh, go to 20:19 , and tell me what name you think you hear...

[@iainhartshorne9001]

Interesting lecture. I understand the pinciples discussed but admit I am confused why the term "political ecology" is used, in the literature it gets confused with conventional ecological work with a political lens. Would something like "subversive ecology" not be more appropriate?
Also cannot hear the student questions, can the lecturer repeat them in the fututre as he/she will have a microphone.

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