OnlineFirst - "Framing time: How temporalities shape climate change adaptation" by @arjanwardekker.bsky.social, Scott Bremer, and Miriam Holst Jensen: @vitenskapsteori.bsky.social journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

New paper: Framing time: How temporalities shape climate change adaptation. In: @natureandspace.bsky.social. Adaptation needs to move beyond a single, linear notion of time and take seriously the multiple ways people and communities experience, understand and inhabit time. doi.org/10.1177/2514...

Framing time: How temporalities shape climate change adaptation @arjanwardekker.bsky.social @vitenskapsteori.bsky.social "Climate risk management & adaptation should look beyond linear, technocratic perspectives & include cyclical, relational, and embedded ..." journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

Framing time: How temporalities shape climate change adaptation - Arjan Wardekker, Scott Bremer, Miriam Holst Jensen, 2026

Climate change adaptation is not just a technical or environmental challenge, but a temporal one, involving notions of urgency, delay, anticipation, and histori...

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Spearheaded by Marcel Boumans, here’s a first outcome from a workshop on Misinformation that we co-organised 2 years ago w Vincent Traag at the Lorenz Institute in Leiden: what does it mean to “counter disinformation when there are no bare facts?” #philsci royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/...

Fostering trustworthy information: countering disinformation when there are no bare facts | Royal Society Open Science

At a time when the dissemination of online information is synonymous with an abundance of disinformation and misinformation, it is important to extend our reflection beyond debunking and fact-checking...

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Heading to Helsinki for the PhD defence of Lassi Tähtinen at Aalto University. Very interesting thesis: "Navigating adverse futures for resilience: Expanding understanding of future crises and their impacts in the built environment". www.aalto.fi/en/events/pu... aaltodoc.aalto.fi/items/4c550a...

Public defence in Real Estate Economics, M.Sc. (Tech.) Lassi Tähtinen | Aalto University

How do future crises impact the built environment, and how can understanding them help build resilience?

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How do Arctic residents experience their changing environment? Local narratives stress the importance of 'slow upheavals'. By: @tankisandre.bsky.social @jean-paul-v.bsky.social @arjanwardekker.bsky.social Jeanne Gherardi. @belmontforum.bsky.social SeMPER-Arctic. www.frontiersin.org/journals/cli...

Our new open-access perspective paper is out now! We explore ways to foster a pluralistic and fair dialogue between diverging ways of knowing. We contrast this to the currently dominant practices of engagement with other knowledge holders that are based on integration doi.org/10.3389/fcli...

Frontiers | Bridging different ways of knowing in climate change adaptation requires solution-oriented cross-cultural dialogue

PERSPECTIVE article

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Was great to be in Versailles at the (successful) defence of our SeMPER-Arctic PhD researcher Tanguy Sandré on recentering lived experience amid slow upheavals in Ittoqqotoormiit (Kalaallit Nunaat, Greenland) @uvsq.bsky.social @vitenskapsteori.bsky.social www.cearc.fr/content/doct...