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28 months later: the coronavirus pandemic as an analogy for future sustainability challenges
We combine the concepts of ‘black elephants’ and wicked problems with Roy Bhaskar’s critical realist philosophy of science and frame the current state of the coronavirus pandemic as an analogy for impending sustainability challenges. We point out and illustrate that the interaction of different ontological levels of our world as it ‘is’ will likely remain a challenge in addressing the wicked problems of our time.
28 months later: the coronavirus pandemic as an analogy for future sustainability challenges
We combine the concepts of ‘black elephants’ and wicked problems with Roy Bhaskar’s critical realist philosophy of science and frame the current state of the coronavirus pandemic as an analogy for impending sustainability challenges. We point out and illustrate that the interaction of different ontological levels of our world as it ‘is’ will likely remain a challenge in addressing the wicked problems of our time.
28 months later: the coronavirus pandemic as an analogy for future sustainability challenges
Sustain Sci
Engler, John-Oliver (author) / von Wehrden, Henrik (author)
Sustainability Science ; 18 ; 2499-2504
2023-09-01
6 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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