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strengthen Europe’s climate-resilient and fair water management by enabling anticipatory, evidence-based decision making at river basin scale under changing climatic and socio-economic conditions, directly
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the context of the political, economic, social, cultural or environmental framings, impacts and consequences of AI (including but not limited to Generative AI) in different learning contexts (e.g., K-12
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development and inequality; green transformation, circular economy, and industrial development; local and regional development, place, and planning; political ecology, land use, and natural resource management
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Horizon Europe project ‘Strengthening Pathways and Action for Biodiversity-Positive and Just Futures (SPARK4B+)’. SPARK4B+ objectives include: (1) Mapping and assessing alternative socio-economic paradigms
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the Department is part of a new bachelor's programme in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE). Research at the department is organized in research groups , and around research projects . The positions are open