Mountain professionals and the impact of socio-environmental transitions

Rethinking decarbonisation efforts. Call for a comprehensive socio-technical perspective

Introduction. Mountain professionals and the impact of socio-environmental transitions

‘Hut keepers have always adapted to climatic conditions’: adaptation or professional evolution? Mountain hut keepers faced with climate change

Reconfiguring territorial governance in the light of the tourism transition. The case of mountain huts in the Franco-Swiss Alps

Researchers, shepherds and their mountain pastures. Epistemological and historiographical challenges since 1760

Overcoming barriers to cutting trees: territorialisation in public forestry work in the high Alpine valleys (Haute-Maurienne, France)

Managing agents of natural areas faced with social, environmental and institutional changes: the case of génépis in the Mercantour National Park

The renewal of the wild: making, remaking, and letting the wild be in our territories

Vulnerability of the reef heritage: reflections from an interdisciplinary thematic school in the Western Indian Ocean

The carbon card, a new perspective for environmental policy

For a science of energy transition in the service of society. Report from an interdisciplinary working group of the CNRS energy unit

The ‘race for power’: fatalistic reductionism or an opportunity for pro-active slowdown?

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