It’s been a while since I wrote about my personal sustainability path. There was not much to update about. Or rather, nothing I was happy...

It is as Sapolsky (2023) states. When you ask people what they think about the idea of not having free will, many react with rejection....

My Italian needed a refresher. I am very sorry for all the other languages out there, but I think Italian is the most beautiful language....

The Ecological Economics conference has long been on my bucket list. Finally, I managed to go there to present my work and connect to...

Modern socio-economic systems are unsustainable. That is illustrated by climate change, biodiversity loss, plastic pollution, etc. Thus,...

My last blog post was about how to survive as a postdoc. In this blog post, I want to explain how I became the lead guest editor of a...

This blog is inspired by a recent survey I was invited to participate in, as well as my personal situation as a postdoctoral researcher...

In this post, I am reflecting on the book The Political Economy of Science edited by Rose and Rose (1976b). It is a longer post. Yet, it...

Usually, I take the car to get back home, which is more than 1000 kilometers from where I live now. As this is a rather tiring drive, I...

I was very happy when I got the news that I was accepted to participate in the Future Earth autumn school on: Sustainability science...

Finally, I made it. I submitted abstracts to the International Sustainability Transitions (IST) conference before and the abstracts were...

The Transformations Conference 2023 was an interesting experience. I had the chance to gain many impressions and I won’t be able to...

They say, when you have lemons make lemonade. So I did. A little warning, it is going to be a long blog post… In another post, I...

The other day I followed a seminar about EXALT DIALOGUES - Debating Degrowth: Can Degrowth Provide an Alternative to Extractivism?...

In this blog, I am reflecting on some chapters of the book Ecocene Politics (Tănăsescu, 2022), as well as a lecture by Tănăsescu on parts...

I am currently looking at the roles of researchers in transition studies, and I am struggling with the positive depiction of researchers...

The latest IPCC report has been published, and unsurprisingly, the alarm bells are getting louder. Personally, it leaves me unimpressed....

In my research, I regularly stumble upon the role of visions. But why are visions so important? Not that I will provide a scientific...

Somehow I became a lecturer of a course. I was thrown into the ice-cold water. As I explained to a friend, the students and I, we all...

I think it has been the first conference I traveled to by train. Sea change? As a kid, I was usually traveling by train, by car, or a...