The term resilience holds different meanings for the different groups of scholars who share its use. This article considers the application of Resilience in historical research and how the term entered historical discourse from ecology.
The paper showcases the UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition and the Oceans Past Initiative as two humanities-led initiatives that are leading by way of example as impactful academic programmes making a difference far beyond the ivory tower.
This engaging paper is published in the leading peer-reviewed journal WIREs Climate Change. By Prof John Haldon and Prof Thomas McGovern et al. The paper raises valuable questions and makes helpful observations concerning historical sciences and humanities disciplines, on one hand, and twenty-first century policymaking.
Author: Sophie Spooner. Up early on the morning of 26 November, 2024, with the blessing of seeing a stunning sun-rise, and on the road to the capital for a training session by Future Hub Wales: How to think long-term.
Leading minds in the decarbonization and humanities space gathered at the Walton Center for Planetary Health, Arizona State University, on November 8 and 9, 2024, to begin a statewide dialogue on how to strengthen communities and clean energy standards utilizing the Justice40 Initiative, attended by Joni Adamson, Sreya Ann Oommen, and Liron Arieli of the BRIDGES ASU Flagship Hub.
