Research news | 2021-06-18

The accidental chef

How a former PhD student’s book on food and life in the Pamir Mountains won the world’s most prestigious culinary book award

Research news | 2021-06-16

The global issue of local fisheries livelihoods

Blanca González García-Mon, a PhD student at the Stockholm Resilience Centre, explains the important role of small-scale fisheries in global sustainability

Research news | 2021-06-11

Getting the seafood sector’s big fish to swim together for sustainability

Centre researcher Jean-Baptiste Jouffray reflects on what it will take to get the world’s biggest seafood companies to transform and what science must do to help them

Research news | 2021-06-10

What to do with all the food from our oceans?

“Blue foods” have so much to offer. With life and livelihoods being the theme of World Ocean Day 2021, centre researcher Malin Jonell reflects on the role of seafood in food systems

Research news | 2021-04-14

Exploring a sense of belonging and care

Vanessa Masterson reflects on why learning more about people’s attachment to places can bring about important change

Research news | 2021-04-11

Uncovering the “who” and the “what” in sustainability

Centre researcher Andrea Downing on what it takes to achieve fair and just futures

Research news | 2021-03-11

Fixing the planet means starting with a good meal

Malin Jonell explains why we need to work hard to dramatically change the food we put on our plates

Research news | 2021-03-02

Dealing with the contradictions of sustainability

Centre researcher and theme leader Jamila Haider explains why popular terms like sustainable development and resilience can also be problematic

Research news | 2021-02-15

Getting to grips with the complexities of human behaviour

Caroline Schill on how there is more to humans than the rational mind, and why researchers studying human behaviour should care about complexity perspectives

Research news | 2021-02-15

Hungry for change

Centre researcher Amanda Wood explains why food is a crucial but very challenging place to start a global sustainability transformation

Research news | 2021-02-15

Not your average Aquaman

Centre researcher and new theme leader Robert Blasiak, talks marine sustainability, James Bond villains and his past life as a German translator

Research news | 2021-02-05

Getting to an equitable ocean future

With our oceans changing rapidly, centre theme leader Susa Niiranen warns researchers struggle to keep up. In a race against the clock, is it possible to win?

Research news | 2021-02-01

Charting new territories in an urbanised world

Karen Seto, a Yale professor and member of the centre’s science advisory council adds important expertise and perspectives on cities to the centre’s research agenda

Research news | 2021-02-01

The agents and their models

Centre researcher Emilie Lindkvist on using modelling to get to grips with the complexities and intertwinedness of humans and nature

General news | 2021-01-22

Lessons learned

Miriam Huitric, the centre’s director of studies, reflects on teaching, time and murder mysteries

Research news | 2021-01-22

Cultures, collapses and the quest to find Nemo

Centre theme leader Juan Rocha explains why sustainability science has much to gain from a complexity perspective

Research news | 2021-01-18

Unraveling the watery ways of the Anthropocene

Centre researcher Lan Wang-Erlandsson explains her fascinating research and the centre’s increased focus on the dynamics of the Anthropocene

Research news | 2020-11-19

Eight centre researchers among world's most cited in 2020

Stephan Barthel, Oonsie Biggs, Örjan Bodin, Thomas Elmqvist, Carl Folke, Per Olsson, Garry Peterson and Johan Rockström on exclusive list of world’s most influential researchers

Research news | 2020-10-20

Fishing for a sustainable ocean

The centre’s international science advisory council welcomes Rashid Sumaila, one of the world’s most innovative oceans researchers

Research news | 2020-10-14

From head to tone

Elke Weber, a Princeton professor and member of the centre’s science advisory board, knows a thing or two about the human brain and what it takes to get people to act