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Pages 253 to 254| Rethinking decarbonisation efforts. Call for a comprehensive socio-technical perspective | Xavier Arnauld de Sartre

Pages 255 to 259| Introduction. Mountain professionals and the impact of socio-environmental transitions | Emma-Sophie Mouret, Marie Cambone, Mikaël Chambru, Raphaël Lachello

Pages 260 to 270| ‘Hut keepers have always adapted to climatic conditions’: adaptation or professional evolution? Mountain hut keepers faced with climate change | Sophie de Rosemont

Pages 271 to 281| Reconfiguring territorial governance in the light of the tourism transition. The case of mountain huts in the Franco-Swiss Alps | Jean Miczka, Laine Chanteloup, Christophe Clivaz

Pages 282 to 291| Researchers, shepherds and their mountain pastures. Epistemological and historiographical challenges since 1760 | Raphaël Devred

Pages 292 to 304| Overcoming barriers to cutting trees: territorialisation in public forestry work in the high Alpine valleys (Haute-Maurienne, France) | Mikaël Chambru, Raphaël Lachello

Pages 305 to 317| Managing agents of natural areas faced with social, environmental and institutional changes: the case of génépis in the Mercantour National Park | Ninon Fontaine, Isabelle Boulangeat, Perrine Gauthier, Sophie Caillon

Pages 318 to 323| The renewal of the wild: making, remaking, and letting the wild be in our territories | Raphaël Mathevet, Rémi Beau

Pages 324 to 330| Vulnerability of the reef heritage: reflections from an interdisciplinary thematic school in the Western Indian Ocean | Xavier Koenig, Clémentine Violette, Pascale Chabanet, Gilbert David, Georgeta Stoica, Florence Galletti, Ameer Ebrahim, Léo Broudic, Jean Jubrice Anissa Volanandiana, Sandra Ranaivomanana, Alice Marque

Pages 331 to 338| The carbon card, a new perspective for environmental policy | Pierre Chadefaux

Pages 339 to 346| For a science of energy transition in the service of society. Report from an interdisciplinary working group of the CNRS energy unit | Xavier Arnauld de Sartre, Frédéric Wurtz, Christophe Bouneau, Freddy Bouchet, Gilles Debizet, Lise Desvallées, Marie Forget, Nathalie Kroichvili, Sandrine Mathy, Anne-Cécile Orgerie, Dominique Pécaud, Jacques Py, Olivier Vidal, Sébastien Velut

Pages 347 to 351| The ‘race for power’: fatalistic reductionism or an opportunity for pro-active slowdown? | Franck Varenne, Arnaud Crétot

Pages 352 to 370| Book discussion

Pages 371 to 372| Selected notices

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Pages 120 to 121| The Ocean and scientific research under pressure from geopolitical tensions. Lessons learned from the 3rd United Nations Ocean Conference | Sébastien Treyer, Jean-Pierre Gattuso, François Houllier

Pages 122 to 132| An ‘ecology of evaluation’ for the Great Transition? The bases of an evaluation centred on formal causality | Luigi Russi

Pages 133 to 144| Doing democracy: concrete action in the service of ecological empowerment | Alex Roy, Dany Lapostolle

Pages 145 to 158| For a territorial reading of India’s ‘energy transition’: the contrasting trajectories of two states (Bihar and Haryana) | Bérénice Girard, Marie-Hélène Zérah

Pages 159 to 169| Reflecting on the nature of resource waters based on the notion of critical zone. Illustrations from West Africa | Fabrice Gangneron

Pages 170 to 183| Devising an urban nature park in Aix-en-Provence: when a public developer faces the challenges of an ordinary urban environmental movement | Jean Lagane

Pages 184 to 192| Ouragans 2017 Conference: lessons learnt from dialogue and experience-sharing between scientists and natural risk management stakeholders | Mélanie Pateau, Anne Lieutaud

Pages 193 to 202| Intervention research in a post-disaster context: an evaluation of the French National Research Agency’s ‘Flash project calls’ | Maud Dévès, Justin Daniel, Yves Le Bars, Anne Lieutaud, Mélanie Pateau, Anne-Hélène Prieur-Richard, Nicolas Eckert, Gilles Grandjean

Pages 203 to 209| How to reduce the environmental impact of research and promote sustainability? | Julien Gargani, Annick Jacq, Thierry Doré, Sophie Szopa, Hélène Gispert, Laurent Audouin

Pages 210 to 218| Mapping the contribution of research to meeting the Sustainable Development Goals: feedback from Rouen-Normandy University | Alexandre Geffroy, Fabien Thoumire, Yohan Stephan, Laurence Puechberty, Benoît Laignel

Pages 219 to 224| Farmers and climate change: documenting a common threat to face this tragedy | Lucie Dupré, Simon Calla, Floriane Derbez, Sandrine Petit

Pages 225 to 232| Anses meetings on ‘Research and stakeholders’: testing the set-up of an expertise system on health and environmental risks | Bastien Soutjis, Baptiste Bedessem

Pages 233 to 250| Book discussion

Pages 251 to 252| Selected notices

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Pages 1 to 2| Editorial. Between the authoritarianism of falsehood and the competition for factual truth, what space is there? | Catherine Aubertin, Rémi Beau

Pages 3 to 10| Introduction. Fostering local transitions through participatory approaches: specific features and methodological challenges | Jonathan Lenglet, Sylvie Lardon

Pages 11 to 22| Ups and downs of participatory approaches. Insights from a hybrid action-research project conducted in rural forest territories | Sylvie Lardon, Jonathan Lenglet, Michaël Ricchetti, Maxence Arnould, Juliana Serna, Marieke Blondet

Pages 23 to 35| Towards defining tools and methods for the development of urban agriculture: the METH-EXPAU itinerary and its transfer modes | Giulia Giacché, Christine Aubry

Pages 36 to 49| The democratic challenges of citizen juries. New empirical evidence from the case of urban planning in Saillans (2016-2020) | Sabine Girard

Pages 50 to 62| An innovative prospective approach to re-establish links between cities and villages in the Tandil District (Buenos Aires Province, Argentina) | Luciano Copello, Sylvie Lardon

Pages 63 to 71| Strengths, hurdles and conditions for success of interdisciplinary PhD theses. Sharing experiences at INRAE | Christian Ducrot, Isabelle Arpin, Olivier Barreteau, Patrice Garin, Mourad Hannachi, Isabelle Maillet, Muriel Mambrini-Doudet, Alexandre Péry, Mathieu Sicard, Fabienne Vailleau, Irina Vassileva, Christian Lannou

Pages 72 to 79| Examining water knowledge through the lens of fieldwork. Synthesis of a year-long workshop | Olga Peytavi, Youssoupha Tall, Daniela Henriquez Encamilla, Jeanne Riaux, Veronica Mitroi

Pages 80 to 88| Viewpoint diversity on the carbon footprint of research in partnership with the global South | Mariline Poupaud, Élodie Fache, Jean-Christophe Castella, Martine Antona, Julien Blanco, Stéphanie M. Carrière, Abigaïl Fallot, Alexandre Guichardaz, Juliette Mariel, Facundo Muñoz, Troupe de théâtre-forum Agropolis, Vanesse Labeyrie

Pages 89 to 94| About Kim Stanley Robinson’s The ministry for the future. Why address science-fiction and utopias in Natures Sciences Sociétés? | François Bontems

Pages 95 to 101| The role of cultural evolution according to Kevin Laland | Guillaume Lecointre

Pages 102 to 117| Book discussion

Pages 118 to 119| Selected notices

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Pages 391 to 392| Too much and not enough One Health! | Vincent Leblan, Pascal Handschumacher, Didier Fontenille

Pages 393 to 409| Online naturalist contributions. A sociological and geographic analysis of the Faune France database | Florian Charvolin, Thierry Joliveau, Karine Pietropaoli, Karine Pietropaoli

Pages 410 to 426| Of feathers and bones. The controversy surrounding interactions between vultures and livestock: a comparative geographic approach between the Grands Causses and the Provençal Baronnies | Gaëlle Picon, Lionel Laslaz, Lionel Laslaz

Pages 427 to 439| ‘In the skin of the living things’. The non-human persona (NHP): a tool for life-centered design | Guillaume Perocheau, Jean-Philippe Pierre, Philippe Pierre-Jean

Pages 440 to 449| Farmer or gardener? A sociological note on the reversal of a stigma | Cédric Calvignac, Victor Potier

Pages 450 to 463| Pathways towards transformational adaptation of the Greater Paris areas/territory | Nathalie Blanc, Éléonore Genest, Lydie Laigle

Pages 464 to 472| Articulating environment and development in the 21st century: the new challenges of ecodevelopment | Catherine Boemare, Christophe Cassen, Antoine Missemer, Alain Nadaï

Pages 473 to 476| The 50th anniversary of Cired | Jacques Theys

Pages 477 to 482| Feedback on the study day ‘Qualifying interdisciplinarity: vocabularies, networks, tools and indicators’ | Alexandre Auvray

Pages 483 to 487| Living beings at the heart of the expected evolutions of urban planning practices faced with the ecological transition. Cross analysis of the 23rd and the 24th editions of the international meetings on urban planning | Maha Boutahray, Florence Rudolf

Pages 488 to 495| A reflexive collaborative workshop on agroecology narratives and researchers’ postures | Lola Richelle, Alain Brauman, Bruno Romagny, Jean-Philippe Venot, Dominique Masse, Laurent Cournac, Éric Léonard, Amar Imache, Davide Rizzo, Davide Rizzo

Pages 496 to 505| Science and society: how are research careers changing? | Estelle Baures, Sarah Kitar, Cyrille Harpet, Alessia Lefébure, Alessia Lo Porto-Lefébure

Pages 506 to 524| Book discussion

Pages 525 to 526| Selected notices

Pages 527 to 528| Raphaël Larrère, a long-time fellow traveler with NSS

Pages 529 to 529| Thanks to the referees

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Pages 251 to 252| Addressing transformations: a new scientific challenge | Pierre Cornu, Christophe Soulard

Pages 253 to 259| Introduction. Serious game: how to assess at present a tool in use for almost half a century in France? | Sylvain Dernat, Myriam Grillot, François Guerrier, Gilles Martel, Nicolas Salliou, Médulline Terrier-Gesbert

Pages 260 to 278| Appropriation and redesign of an educational game by stakeholders in agricultural training. The example of MYMYX | Jehanne Seck, Roxane Schott, Caroline Auricoste, Marie Chave, Médulline Terrier-Gesbert, Fanny Chrétien

Pages 279 to 292| From evaluative and endo-evaluative games to causal imputation | Nils Ferrand, Emeline Hassenforder, Sarah Loudin, Wanda Aquae-Gaudi

Pages 293 to 305| Ongoing evaluation and adjustment of the use of serious games to support farmers in changing their practices | Rébecca Etienne, Sylvain Dernat, Cyrille Rigolot, Stéphane Ingrand

Pages 306 to 322| Evaluation, observation and reflexivity: construction of interdisciplinarity through the co-development of a serious game | Juliette Cerceau, William’s Daré, Jean-Pierre Müller, Jean-Philippe Steyer, Véronique Planchot

Pages 323 to 329| Anthropocene: The End of Man? A symposium at the Paris École polytechnique | Thomas Sentis

Pages 330 to 339| From biodiversity research to decision-making. What status for recommendations? | Hélène Soubelet

Pages 340 to 346| Environmental observation and monitoring networks: a project for the human and social sciences | Soraya Boudia, Néstor Herran

Pages 347 to 356| Following yellow jerrycans in Toliara, a city in south-western Madagascar: exploratory contribution to the development of a global ecology of plastics | Élodie Fache, Marie Toussaint, Ahamada Saïd Djahere, Fereta Rodin Manjaka, Angela Fabiola Randrianomenjanahary, Espérant Flaubert Veriza

Pages 357 to 365| Willy Christian Kriz: Current trends and challenges in evaluating the use of games in research | Willy Christian Kriz, Nicolas Salliou, Gilles Martel

Pages 366 to 368| Conferences and documents reports | Laurie Tissière

Pages 387 to 388| Selected notices

Pages 389 to 390| A tribute to Jean-Claude Lefeuvre

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Pages 409 to 410| Editorial. Time of nature, time of society, time of sciences in the age of global change | Bernard Hubert, Edwin Zaccai

Pages 411 to 415| Introduction | Pierre Cornu, Jacques Theys

Pages 416 to 428| From the crisis of temporalities to the conditions for overcoming it. An interdisciplinary essay | Pierre Cornu, Jacques Theys

Pages 429 to 442| Times of the environment: from a common interdisciplinary construction to the crisis of temporalities | Bertrand Sajaloli, Sylvain Dournel, Laurent Lespez, Rémi Luglia, Philippe Valette, Corinne Beck, Marie-Christine Marinval

Pages 443 to 452| Anticipation, prudence, remembrance. Three temporal attitudes within conservation in a context of climate change | Marine Fauché

Pages 453 to 466| No Future. Neo-farming communities and their relationship to the future: utopia, dystopia, and presentism | Madeleine Sallustio

Pages 467 to 476| Livestock farmers and cows faced with the thickness and acceleration of time. When genetic advances do not wait | Claire Gaillard, Sandrine Petit, Catherine Mougenot

Pages 477 to 489| Time in environmental spatial data: from geographic information to policy decision making | Suzanne Catteau, Emmeline Lobry

Pages 490 to 501| Climate urgency and local temporalities: the difficult territorialisation of climate policies | Alexis Aulagnier, Daniel Compagnon, Andy Smith

Pages 502 to 514| Urban anticipation facing biodiversity conservation issues: socio-ecological temporality in metropolitan governance | Charles de Godoy Leski, Yohan Sahraoui

Pages 515 to 529| Adverse weather on the Grenoble metropolitan area? A transdisciplinary analysis of the relationship between hydro-climatic hazards, societal tempo, and organizational timing | Yvan Renou, Antoine Brochet, Jean-Dominique Creutin, Stéphane Cartier, Mohammed Kharbouche, Juliette Blanchet

Pages 530 to 536| Human societies faced with environmental changes: the past as a guide to the future. Review and prospects of research funded by the French National Research Agency over the 2005-2022 period | Matthieu Ghilardi, Mélanie Pateau, Anne-Hélène Prieur-Richard

Pages 537 to 548| Book discussion

Pages 549 to 550| Selected notices

Pages 551 to 551| Acknowledgments to referees 2023

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Pages 125 to 126| Towards a process-based approach to interdisciplinarity. An editorial manifesto for Natures Sciences Sociétés

Pages 127 to 141| Can the French research community be frugal? Lessons learned from a national survey | Marianne Blanchard, Milan Bouchet-Valat, Damien Cartron, Jérôme Greffion, Julien Gros

Pages 142 to 154| Participatory-action research leading to transformation of scientific disciplines’ interrelations, research paths, actors’ reasoning, and viticultural practices | Jean Eugène Masson

Pages 155 to 164| Failing protected areas: territorial constraints challenge the regional nature park model in France | Marine Préault, Samuel Depraz

Pages 165 to 173| Environmental memories may promote nature conservation | Laura Juillard, Anne-Caroline Prévot, Priscilla Duboz, Enguerran Macia

Pages 174 to 189| Agricultural anaerobic digestion as seen by the human and social sciences: energy transition versus ecological transition? | Philippe Hamman, Céline Monicolle, Sophie Henck

Pages 190 to 197| Building an interdisciplinary dialogue between the social and engineering sciences around water management. GRUTTEE 2022 congress review | Geoffrey Carrère, Héloïse Valette, Kevin Caillaud, Anne-Laure Collard, Marine Colon

Pages 198 to 203| A critical and interdisciplinary perspective on ecomodernization of railway stations. Comments on the conference ‘The new nature of railway stations’ | Nacima Baron-Yellès, Nils Le Bot, Pauline Detavernier

Pages 204 to 215| Lessons from the whale Ziphia: a case study to better protect marine mammals from anthropogenic noise in the French exclusive economic zone | Chloé Le Cam, Éric Baudin, Jean-François Bourillet, Sébastien Dutreuil, Anna Evans, Nicolas Floc’h, Marie-Cécile Guillory, Agnès Michelot, Justine Réveillas, Gaëlle Rousseau, Jérôme Spitz, François Frey

Pages 216 to 225| Analysing the potential of serious games to raise new research questions on social-ecological systems | Julie Latune, Elsa T. Berthet, Timothée Fouqueray, Véronique Souchère, Nathalie Frascaria

Pages 226 to 231| Scientific fraud. A mathematician’s view | Claude Lobry

Pages 232 to 248| Book discussion

Pages 240 to 242| Gaëlle Ronsin, Sociologie des conseils scientifiques. Un millefeuille scientifique pour protéger la nature, Peter Lang, 2022, 220 pp. | Raphaël Larrère

Pages 242 to 243| Léo Magnin, Rémi Rouméas, and Robin Basier, Polices environnementales sous contraintes, Rue d’Ulm, 2024, 90 pages | Pierre-Louis Choquet

Pages 249 to 250| Selected notices

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Pages 1 to 2| Ecological bifurcation, an ethical and political imperative | Léo Coutellec, Kévin Jean

Pages 3 to 16| Interdisciplinary dynamics of nature/society epistemic communities: a comparative study of Ecological Economics, Resilience of Social and Ecological Systems and Political Ecology | Xavier Arnauld de Sartre, François Bousquet, Olivier Petit, Franck-Dominique Vivien

Pages 17 to 29| Protecting nature or protecting animals? Feral cats at the crossroads of environmental ethics | Anne Atlan, Mila Rossary, Véronique Van Tilbeurgh

Pages 30 to 42| Raw earth as an alternative to concrete? An assessment of its impact on the metabolism of construction sites | Corinne Blanquart, Emmanuelle Moesch, Thomas Zeroual

Pages 43 to 53| Improving living conditions in deprived neighborhoods: insights from a research based on people’s experience of living in a given place | Anne-Laure Legendre, Benjamin Combes, Yorghos Remvikos

Pages 54 to 68| Comparative analysis of forest dynamics in two valleys of the central High-Atlas (Morocco). Back to the old debate ‘population-market-institutions’ | Laurent Auclair, Pierre-Marie Aubert

Pages 69 to 75| Thoughts on the links between oceans, arts, and science. About a symposium at the Muséum national d’histoire naturelle, Paris | Hélène Artaud

Pages 76 to 81| Considerations on the Centre d’Alembert symposium ‘Promises of science, science of promises’ | Delphine Berdah, Camille Noûs

Pages 82 to 89| Convenient classifications. Designing lists to manage controversial chemicals | Henri Boullier, Karine Bertholon

Pages 90 to 97| How relevant is the notion of resilience for agri-food systems? | Claire Lamine, Danièle Magda, Ika Darnhofer

Pages 98 to 104| PlantCoopLab, cooperating with plants for sustainable food systems | Sylvie Pouteau, Aurélie Javelle, Sébastien Mouret, Nicole Pignier, Florence Pinton, Jocelyne Porcher

Pages 105 to 122| Book discussion

Pages 110 to 112| Christian Arnsperger, L’existence écologique. Critique existentielle de la croissance et anthropologie de l’après-croissance, Seuil, 2023, 422 pages | Hadrien Lantremange

Pages 123 to 124| Selected notices

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Pages 267 to 268| France 2023: innovation as the mantra of excellence in research programming | Xavier Arnauld de Sartre

Pages 269 to 280| Crossing boundaries. Practices in interdisciplinarity and the making of the scientist | Jeanne Riaux, Stéphanie Carrière, Jean-Luc Chotte, Florence Fournet

Pages 281 to 298| Digital farming: a promise for a new spirit of productivism | Théo Martin, Eléonore Schnebelin

Pages 299 to 311| The commons approach to promote pastoralism through public policies | Sigrid Aubert, Céline Dutilly

Pages 312 to 324| Aviation, tourism and decarbonation in coming decades: impasses, solutions and uncertainties | Jean-Paul Ceron, Paul Peeters, Ghislain Dubois

Pages 325 to 346| Environmental risks in 2020: state of fate and outcomes from a prospective reflection meeting at INRAE | Nicolas Eckert, Éric Rigolot, Thierry Caquet, Mohamed Naaim, Florie Giacona

Pages 347 to 358| Environmental risks in 2020: a roadmap for INRAE | Nicolas Eckert, Éric Rigolot, Thierry Caquet, Mohamed Naaim, Denis Allard, Katrin Erdlenbruch, Jeanne Garric, Alexandre Gohin, Florie Giacona, Michel Lang, Stéphan Marette, Jeanne-Marie Membré, Christian Mougin, Arnaud Reynaud, Rodolphe Sabatier

Pages 359 to 367| Mining: challenges to the ecological transition? A symposium at the University of Chicago Center in Paris | José Halloy, Florian Vidal

Pages 368 to 373| Conservation in motion: knowledge, practices and policies. A review of an interdisciplinary symposium | Lucile Wittersheim

Pages 374 to 380| Why biodiversity conservation should not be a purpose. Epistemology and the heteronomy of possibilities | Léo Mariani

Pages 381 to 387| Rethinking associations between metabolism and societies. Elements for an epistemological reframing of the Viennese School of Social Ecology | Joanie Ouellette, Samuel Bédard, Krystof Beaucaire

Pages 388 to 403| Book discussion

Pages 404 to 405| Selected notices

Pages 406 to 407| ‘Thinking, researching, acting with living beings’ – NSS-Dialogues 2023-2024 interdisciplinary seminar

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Pages 145 to 146| Environmental justice at the heart of geopolitical shifts | Sébastien Treyer

Pages 147 to 161| ‘Cowboy ecology’ revisited. Evolution of rangeland grazing and nature conservation practices in Southern Arizona | Marie-Esther Lacuisse, Franck Poupeau

Pages 162 to 165| Introduction. Research on the animal issue at midpoint between societal mobilization and technological innovations | Benoît Dedieu

Pages 166 to 178| The resistible rise of ethics? Social sciences and the animal issue | Jérôme Michalon

Pages 179 to 187| The contribution of precision technologies to improving working conditions on agro-ecological farms: questions and perspectives | Nathalie Hostiou, Philippe Jeanneaux, Julie Duval, Manon Lebrun, Benjamin Nowak

Pages 188 to 198| The commodification of ‘genetic progress’: the case of the selection and reproduction of dairy cows | Antoine Doré

Pages 199 to 206| Pluridisciplinarity and interdisciplinarity at the heart of the INRAE and Ifremer collective scientific assessment on the effects of plant protection products on biodiversity and ecosystem services | Wilfried Sanchez, Laure Mamy, Stéphane Pesce, Sophie Leenhardt

Pages 207 to 208| Assessing to inform action choices | François Papy

Pages 209 to 209| Collective scientific assessment on the effects of plant protection products on biodiversity and ecosystem services: contextual elements | Wilfried Sanchez, Laure Mamy, Stéphane Pesce, Sophie Leenhardt

Pages 210 to 219| Art and sciences projects, powerful mediation tools for science: Donvor, a poetic immersion in the abyss | Jozée Sarrazin, Thomas Cloarec, David Wahl, Pierre-Marie Sarradin

Pages 220 to 227| Kinji Imanishi and evolution | Guillaume Lecointre

Pages 228 to 236| Evolving views on animal behaviour and welfare: an ethologist’s approach to society’s concerns about animals | Pierre Le Neindre

Pages 237 to 243| Slaughter free/Cultured meat: a merchant’s moral | Jocelyne Porcher

Pages 244 to 260| Book discussion

Pages 261 to 262| Selected notices

Pages 263 to 266| Unity and diversity of life. Preliminary reflexions for an interdisciplinary seminar of the NSS-Dialogues Association

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Pages 1 to 2| Distributional water politics | Olivier Barreteau, Gabrielle Bouleau

Pages 3 to 17| Towards a more-than-human geography of rewilding – literature review and proposal for a definition | Salomé Dehaut

Pages 18 to 30| Reintroducing a forgotten species in an area neglected by the public: the case of the European pond turtle in Alsace (northeastern France) | Véronique Philippot, Jean-Yves Georges

Pages 31 to 34| Commentary – From one turtle to another... Between attachments and detachments | Catherine Mougenot

Pages 35 to 48| Protecting the environment to govern oneself? Repoliticizing ‘environmental subjectivities’ within protected areas (San Andrés Island, Colombia) | Justine Berthod

Pages 49 to 63| From the statements of developers to their implementation. An analysis of the nationwide French biodiversity offset database | Salomée Gelot, Charlotte Bigard

Pages 64 to 74| The dynamics between personal attitudes and social norms, a determinant of behavior change. The case of conversion to organic farming | Kamilla Khamzina, Michel Streith, Serge Guimond, Sylvain Dernat

Pages 75 to 80| Debating about interdisciplinarity in action: the ‘Interdisciplinarity/ies’ conference of the Réseau national des Maisons des sciences de l’homme | Philippe Casella

Pages 81 to 89| Soils and citizen sciences: how to federate and co-fertilize multiple initiatives in France? | Chantal Gascuel-Odoux, Philippe Loiseau-Dubosc, Apolline Auclerc, Nolwenn Bougon, Thierry Caquet, Valérie Lerouyer, Antoine Pierart, Lionel Ranjard, Frédérique Resche-Rigon, Christophe Roturier, Joëlle Sauter, Ludovic Serin

Pages 90 to 102| United Nations Ocean Conference and One Ocean Summit: review and prospects for ocean sciences | Maximilien Simon

Pages 103 to 109| A historian in interdisciplinarity. An essay on situated epistemology | Pierre Cornu

Pages 110 to 119| Interdisciplinarity and participatory research: two research regimes for the ecological and solidarity transition. A programmatic perspective | Rémi Barré, Marcel Jollivet

Pages 120 to 141| Book discussion

Pages 142 to 143| Selected notices

Pages 144 to 144| Thanks to the referees

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Pages 224 to 225| GMOs back in the forefront? | Philippe Baret

Pages 226 to 237| Portraying finance as a ‘force for good’: a discourse analysis of the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN) | Daniel Burnier, Philip Balsiger, Noé Kabouche

Pages 238 to 253| Economic efficiency and financing of nature-based solutions: The Brague river case study | Nabila Arfaoui, Amandine Gnonlonfin, Guillaume Piton, Ali Douai

Pages 254 to 264| Facing water scarcity in the Marais poitevin area: management schemes and conflictual trajectory of substitution water reserves for agricultural irrigation | Romain Carrausse

Pages 265 to 277| Intellectual trajectory of a ‘Latin American’ political ecology: an emancipatory re-reading of social and ecological crises? | Morgan Jenatton, Claire Lamine, Helda Morales, Leticia Durand, Alfio Brandenburg

Pages 278 to 289| Plants, our sisters: interdisciplinary approach to life in terms of kinship | Étienne Grésillon, François Bouteau, Denis Chartier, Patrick Laurenti

Pages 290 to 298| Women, ecology, and political commitment from South to North | Catherine Larrère

Pages 299 to 306| Report on ‘the Anthropocenic animal’ conference | Vincent Leblan, Romain Duda, Victor Narat

Pages 307 to 316| Science and society in the time of the Covid-19 pandemic: research on the natural origins of SARS-CoV-2 | Morgan Jouvenet

Pages 317 to 324| About Morgan Jouvenet’s article: “Science and society in the time of the Covid-19 pandemic: research on the natural origins of SARS-CoV-2” | François Bontems

Pages 325 to 343| Book discussion

Pages 344 to 345| Selected notices

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Pages 122 to 123| Student Protest at AgroParisTech: urgent changes needed for radical interdisciplinarity in teaching programmes | Florence Pinton, Nathalie Frascaria

Pages 124 to 131| Introduction - Heritage policies at the interface between knowledge and power | Tarik Dahou, Sarah Benabou, Stéphanie Duvail, Laure Emperaire, Vincent Leblan

Pages 132 to 143| Constructing nature as a world heritage: the scientific construction of the Orangutan in Sumatra (Indonesia) | Denis Ruysschaert, Denis Salles

Pages 144 to 156| Participation, knowledge and power in the management of the Valdés Peninsula (Argentina) | Francesca Marin

Pages 157 to 170| From construction to valorisation of the collective memory of the Moken, sea-nomads of the Mergui Archipelago: methodological reflections at the crossroads of anthropology and museology | Maxime Boutry, Fabienne Galangau-Quérat, Jacques Ivanoff

Pages 171 to 183| Landscapes in Shui villages: to whom do they belong? Tourism development and power relationships in Guizhou (South China) | Évelyne Gauché, Steve Déry, Frédéric Landy, Camille Noûs

Pages 184 to 190| Scientific truth and social issues | Julien Gargani, Annick Jacq, Hélène Gispert, Philippe Brunet

Pages 191 to 195| About the symposium ‘For a responsible research and innovation’: a macro, micro and meso level analysis | Sélim Louafi

Pages 196 to 200| Digital links to nature: rethinking relationships | Florian Charvolin, Émilie Kohlmann

Pages 201 to 206| Sociology of food and nutrition, a path towards fighting chronic diseases and social inequalities in health | Louis Lebredonchel, Frédérick Lemarchand, Anthony Fardet

Pages 207 to 221| Book discussion

Pages 222 to 223| Selected notices

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Pages 1 to 2| Editoral | Bernard Hubert, Jean-Paul Billaud, Franck-Dominique Vivien, Claude Millier

Pages 3 to 13| Identifying scientific activities in French biosphere reserves: a treasure hunt? | Christine Hervé, Théo Jacob, Ramatoulaye Sagna, Catherine Cibien

Pages 14 to 30| Epistemic landmarks and outlines of climate justice | Moïse Tsayem Demaze, Claire Philippe

Pages 31 to 45| A work-collective involving animals and humans: the municipal horse drawn services in Vendargues | Chloé Mulier, Jocelyne Porcher

Pages 46 to 57| Water governance and negotiated law. An inquiry into the regulation activity of French local water commissions | Rémi Barbier, Sophie Liziard, Sara Fernandez

Pages 58 to 71| Experiences with the notion of ‘local’: Variations and tensions around local food in the Marseille region | Jean-Noël Consalès, Noé Guiraud, Valeria Siniscalchi

Pages 72 to 81| One Health approaches to tackle emerging health threats: a crucial State-science-society dialogue | Marie-Marie Olive, Jean-Luc Angot, Aurélie Binot, Alice Desclaux, Loïc Dombreval, Thierry Lefrançois, Antoine Lury, Mathilde Paul, Marisa Peyre, Frédéric Simard, Jérôme Weinbach, François Roger

Pages 82 to 88| Pesticides viewed through the prism of the humanities and social sciences. Focus on the second symposium of the HSS-Pesticides network | Ève Bureau-Point, Alexis Aulagnier, Carole Barthélémy, Mounia El Kotni, Frédéric Goulet, Moritz Hunsmann, Nathalie Jas, Ludovic Temple

Pages 89 to 92| About the document of the French National Research Agency for Research The contribution of genomics to agroecology | Étienne Hainzelin

Pages 93 to 102| Comparing models using the characteristic vector: function, nature, principle, and use of models | Franck Varenne

Pages 103 to 119| Book discussion

Pages 120 to 121| Selected notices

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Pages 380 to 381| UN frameworks overwhelmed: food systems approaches, a case not quite cold yet! | Patrick Caron, Bernard Hubert

Pages 382 to 395| Predation in open scholarly publishing as a research object revealer of change in scholarly communication | Chérifa Boukacem-Zeghmouri, Sarah Rakotoary, Pascal Bador

Pages 410 to 422| The social space of concern for soils: narrative and counter-narrative of farmers practicing conservation agriculture in Vendée | Claude Compagnone, Annie Sigwalt

Pages 423 to 438| Cultural ecosystem services provided by wetlands in the Mediterranean area: elaboration of a monitoring indicator | Mélanie Requier-Desjardins, Laurent Chazée, Wided Khechimi, Soukaina Anougmar, Michel Garrabé

Pages 439 to 449| Divesting from the Green Investments Paradigm | Nelo Magalhães

Pages 450 to 457| Transdisciplinarity in Japan: insights from the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN), Kyoto | Cyrille Rigolot

Pages 458 to 468| Plastic waste in the ocean at the core of the Aquathon meeting in Abidjan, Ivory Coast | Ahou Rachel Koumi, Fatou Shcherazade Ouattara-Soro, Yves Quéré, Yann Louault, Amalatchy Jacqueline Yayo N’Cho, Safiatou Coulibaly, Koffi Marcellin Yao, Boua Célestin Atsé, Yacouba Sankare, Philippe Cecchi

Pages 469 to 478| The forgotten continent. Light and shadows of research on the dispersal of plastics | Denis Blot, Romain Tramoy, Johnny Gasperi, Bruno Tassin

Pages 479 to 486| Are we moving towards a more responsible society thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic? | Léo Trespeuch, Élisabeth Robinot, Laurent Botti, Julien Bousquet, Aurélie Corne, Florence de Ferran, Fabien Durif, Myriam Ertz, Jean-Marc Fontan, Jean-Luc Giannelloni, Damien Hallegatte, Dominique Kreziak, Mireille Lalancette, Mathieu Lajante, Hélène Michel, Béatrice Parguel, Nicolas Peypoch

Pages 487 to 503| Book discussion

Pages 504 to 505| Selected notices

Pages 506 to 506| Thanks to the referees

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Pages 260 to 261| Editorial. Enough with decoding the theater of the absurd: time has come to enter dissidence again | Catherine Aubertin

Pages 262 to 273| Metabolic engineering. In the shadow of genetic engineering | Benjamin Raimbault

Pages 274 to 287| Animal health governance: between biosecurity and a global public good | Muriel Figuié

Pages 288 to 298| Activist engagement in urban agriculture research. Reflections on the French context in the mirror of North American scholar activism | Joëlle Salomon Cavin, Valérie Boisvert, Simone Ranocchiari, Quentin Dusserre-Bresson, Monique Poulot

Pages 299 to 311| Participation as intermediary object of learning: lessons from a participatory approach to agricultural non-point source pollutions | Laura Seguin, Fabienne Barataud, Laurence Guichard, Mathilde Bonifazi, Véronique Souchère, Sami Bouarfa, Julien Tournebize

Pages 312 to 325| Is green growth compatible with circular economy? An answer through the IPAT identity | Florian Fizaine

Pages 326 to 333| The Toulouse studies in political ecology (Atécopol): striving for scientific commitment | Atécopol

Pages 334 to 340| Protected areas: limited efficiency and proposals for a paradigmal shift | Gaëlle Ronsin

Pages 341 to 345| In depth investigation of the health and environmental impacts of oil-linked activities: a challenge for participatory science | Gwenola Le Naour, Vincent Porhel

Pages 346 to 355| The names of water | Philippe Cecchi

Pages 356 to 359| How has neoliberalism weakened science? | Hendrik Davi, Pierre-Yves Modicom, Jean-Louis Durand, Carole Eldin

Pages 360 to 377| Book discussion

Pages I to I| Biodiversité. Un nouveau récit à écrire, Jacques Blondel, Quæ, 2020, 207 p. | Jean-Louis Martin

Pages II to II| Humains et animaux dans les agricultures alternatives. La domination en question. Denise Van Dam, Jean Nizet, Michel Streith (Eds) Educagri, 2019, 251 p. | Sébastien Mouret

Pages III to III| L’impératif de la sobriété numérique. L’enjeu des modes de vie. Fabrice Flipo Éditions Matériologiques, 2020, 405 p. | Mark Hunyadi

Pages IV to IV| Petite et grande histoire de l’environnement. Konrad von Moltke (1941-2005). Claire Weill Museo éditions, 2021, 477 p. | Emmanuel Torquebiau

Pages V to V| Une écologie décoloniale. Penser l’écologie depuis le monde caribéen. Malcolm Ferdinand . Seuil, 2019, 461 p. | Christian Deverre

Pages VI to VI| Face à la puissance. Une histoire des énergies alternatives à l’âge industriel. François Jarrige, Alexis Vrignon (Eds). La Découverte, 2020, 397 p. | Olivier Labussière

Pages VII to VII| Le foncier. Entre propriété et expertise. Gérard Chouquer . Presses des Mines/Académie d’agriculture de France, 2019, 227 p. | Jean-Pierre Jacob

Pages VIII to VIII| La modélisation en géographie. Villes et territoires. Denise Pumain (Ed.) ISTE editions, 2020, 235 p. | Etienne Delay

Pages 378 to 379| Selected notices

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Pages 1 to 1| Editorial. A new environmental issue: the soil subsurface | Catherine Aubertin, Bernard Hubert, Claude Millier

Pages 2 to 11| Introduction. The incomplete politicization of France’s subsurface | Xavier Arnauld de Sartre, Sébastien Chailleux

Pages 12 to 24| Public acceptance of carbon dioxide capture and storage: a debate that did not take place | Sébastien Chailleux, Xavier Arnauld de Sartre

Pages 25 to 32| Legal framework for the geological disposal of waste: a divide between public interests and industrial use | Thomas Schellenberger

Pages 33 to 42| Pluralist processes under control: internalizing criticism to govern the storage of radioactive waste | Julie Blanck

Pages 43 to 54| Can information be a challenge? The case of deep geothermal energy in Strasbourg Eurométropole | Philippe Chavot, Anne Masseran, Yeny Serrano, Jean Zoungrana

Pages 55 to 68| The engineering of promises: revival of mining activities in France and the “Responsible Mine” initiative | Brice Laurent, Julien Merlin

Pages 69 to 80| An uncertain “volume” : political geology of the coalbed methane exploration in Lorraine (France) | Olivier Labussière

Pages 81 to 90| The changing perception and management of the subsoil in French central administration: an insider's view | Carole Mercier, Sébastien Chailleux, Xavier Arnauld de Sartre

Pages 91 to 95| Book discussion

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Pages 128 to 129| Editorial. Water, the blue face of the Anthropocene | Gabrielle Bouleau

Pages 130 to 140| Five types of ‘interdisciplinary’ scientific work | Fabrizio Li Vigni

Pages 141 to 158| Interdisciplinary exploration of the links between sense of place and individual concern. The case of river and coastal risks in metropolitan France | François Bousquet, Nicolas Rocle, Hélène Rey-Valette, Catherine Meur-Férec, Didier Vye, Nicole Lautrédou-Audouy, Marion Amalric, Lucile Blanchet, Sandrine Lyser, Caroline Blondy, Nicolas Becu

Pages 159 to 173| Participatory co-engineering with citizens of the Drôme River Basin | Emeline Hassenforder, Sabine Girard, Nils Ferrand, Claire Petitjean, Chrystel Fermond

Pages 174 to 184| Fisheries policies and adaptive innovations in the Senegalese artisanal fisheries | Moustapha Dème, Djiga Thiao

Pages 185 to 197| Capabilities and adaptation in Île-de-France: the difficult integration of capabilities into local climate change adaptation schemes | Mélanie Pommerieux, Nathalie Blanc, Lydie Laigle, Stéphane Tonnelat

Pages 198 to 205| Anthropocene seas? A symposium at the French National Museum of Natural History | Hélène Artaud, Frédérique Chlous, Emilie Mariat-Roy

Pages 206 to 212| Reflecting on interdisciplinarity at INRAE | Patrice Garin, Isabelle Mauz, Olivier Barreteau, Carole Caranta, Christian Ducrot, Mourad Hannachi, Isabelle Maillet

Pages 213 to 222| How to facilitate the design and management of interdisciplinary projects: feedback from a research program on integrated animal health management | Christian Ducrot, Maria Belen Barrio, Alain Boissy, François Casabianca, Marie-Hélène Pinard-van der Laan, Isabelle Maillet

Pages 223 to 232| How to integrate text-mining and terminology extraction approaches in a multidisciplinary context? | Mathieu Roche

Pages 233 to 237| Towards an environmental democracy attentive to the ecological processes that perpetuate the life cycle | Fabien Jakob

Pages 238 to 257| Book discussion

Pages 258 to 259| Selected notices

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Pages 1 to 2| Editorial. The local level as a counter-example on energy matters | Romain Garcier

Pages 3 to 12| Introduction. Local energy policies: renewal under constraint | Sébastien Chailleux, Renaud Hourcade

Pages 13 to 22| Greening to survive. Energy transition as a lever to address urban shrinkage? Vitry-le-François, a case study | Yoan Miot

Pages 23 to 35| Potential and achievements of local climate policies: towards the institutionalisation of territorial climate plans in French medium-sized cities | Xavier Arnauld de Sartre, Vincent Baggioni, Christine Bouisset

Pages 36 to 45| Experimenting a cooperative energy transition project: the tribulations and collective territorial innovations around a village photovoltaic power plant (Rhône-Alpes, France) | Antoine Fontaine

Pages 46 to 56| Local or national resource? The rerouted rise of fuelwood in the French Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region: a case study for the geography of transitions | Antoine Tabourdeau

Pages 57 to 67| How do cooperative renewable energy projects stand the test of public policy regimes? The cases of MOZES in the United Kingdom and Bretagne énergies citoyennes in France | Pierre Wokuri

Pages 68 to 76| The challenges of interdisciplinary research and training courses on climate change: the Summer Seminar “About the 2 °C” | Sandrine Mathy, Olivier Labussière, Sabine Lavorel, Thierry Lebel, Bertrand Schmitt, le collectif « Autour du 2 °C 2019 »

Pages 77 to 86| Development of a socio-hydrological approach (3). Testing a framework for interdisciplinary negotiation | Anne-Laure Collard, Jeanne Riaux, Sylvain Massuel, Bruno Bonté, Martin Laurenceau, Bastien Richard, Anne Rivière-Honegger

Pages 87 to 94| Precepts and commitments relating to interdisciplinary research | Lise Verlaet, Julien Mary

Pages 95 to 102| The social responsibility in organic rice cultivation in Italy | Elena Pagliarino, Secondo Rolfo, Isabella Maria Zoppi

Pages 103 to 108| Beyond the specter of generalized “conflict of interest”. Agencies faced with the challenges of the regulatory assessment of products | Henri Boullier

Pages 109 to 124| Book discussion

Pages 125 to 127| Selected notices

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Pages 214 to 215| Editorial. The difficult construction of a common in science. Pandemic crisis and research ethics | Léo Coutellec, Anne-Françoise Schmid

Pages 216 to 225| The bioeconomy: A historical review of two problematizations of the use of renewable resources | Nicolas Béfort, Martino Nieddu

Pages 226 to 238| After the disaster: Change direction or carry on? French forest owners cope with extreme climatic events | Vincent Banos, Philippe Deuffic

Pages 239 to 247| Confronting risk near industrial structures: The case of anglers | Olivier Guillaume

Pages 248 to 259| Towards sustainable management? State-of-the-art and ‘supradisciplinary’ perspective | Fabien Martinez

Pages 260 to 269| A socio-anthropological perspective on field geology in Earth sciences | Laurence Raineau

Pages 270 to 277| Transdisciplinary research in higher education and research institutions | Julie Hermesse, Audrey Vankeerberghen

Pages 278 to 291| Design and implementation of interdisciplinarity in the Human-Environment Observatories (Observatoires hommes-milieux, OHM, CNRS) | Robert Chenorkian

Pages 292 to 305| Conception and implementation of interdisciplinarity in the Human-Environment Observatories (OHM, CNRS) | Robert Chenorkian

Pages 306 to 313| Architecture and interdisciplinarity. The case study of complexity institutes | Fabrizio Li Vigni

Pages 314 to 322| The apocalypse of Gaïa: cosmopolitics for the Anthropocene by Bruno Latour | Diogo Silva Corrêa, André Ricardo Magnelli

Pages 323 to 326| Conferences and documents: Reports | Lionel Laslaz, Agathe Robert

Pages 327 to 342| Book discussion

Pages 343 to 344| Selected notices

Pages 345 to 345| Thanks to the referees

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