Rethinking Science for Socio-Ecological Tranformation
What forms of knowledge shape our society? In our blog post for the German Institute for Social-Ecological Research (ISOE), we explore how convivial sciences could pave the way for socio-ecological transformation.
What is considered knowledge is by no means self-evident. Scientific findings shape political decisions, societal debates, and our relationship with the environment. However, science itself is embedded in historical power structures: some forms of knowledge receive more recognition than others. This article explores how science can be shaped beyond dominance and logics of exploitation.