Sustainability science and ‘ignorance-based’ management for a resilient future. Blann, K. & Light, S. In Food Sovereignty, Agroecology and Biocultural Diversity: Constructing and Contesting Knowledge, pages 93–114. 2017. doi abstract bibtex Western civilization has reached a watershed in its history of co-evolution with nature. For the past 300 years humans have employed science as a means to subdue and exploit nature. But our unwillingness to embrace error and adapt our societies is eroding our life support systems irreversibly. © 2018 selection and editorial matter, Michel Pimbert; individual chapters, the contributors.
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