Balancing Individualism and Collectivism

1. Foregrounding Critical Systemic and Indigenous Ways of Collective Knowing Toward (Re)Directing the Anthropocene
Norma R. A. Romm

2. Risks, Crisis and the European Union Law: Implications and Parallels for Addressing Financial, Energy Security and Environmental Catastrophe
Juliane Mendelsohn, Thea Bygojordet Sveen

3. Pathways to Wellbeing—Low Carbon Challenge to Live Virtuously and Well: Participatory Design and Education on Mitigation, Adaptation, Governance and Accountability
Janet McIntyre-Mills, Rudolf Wirawan, Bambang Shergi Laksmono, Ida Widianingsih, Novieta Hardeani Sari

4. Governing the Anthropocene: Through Balancing Individualism and Collectivism as a Way to Manage Our Ecological Footprint
Janet McIntyre-Mills, Rudolf Wirawan

5. Introducing a Parallel Curriculum to Enhance Social and Environmental Awareness in South African School Workbooks
Veronica McKay

6. Decision-Making Towards a Fully Realised Equity Agenda in Sustainable Development: The Case of Sustainable Development Education and the Education-Related Sustainable Development Goal
Rachel Outhred

7. Educating and Empowering Children for Governing the Anthropocene: A Case Study of Children’s Homes in Sri Lanka
Eshantha Ariyadasa

8. Gender, Climate Change, and Sustainable Development in Bangladesh
Yvonne Corcoran-Nantes, Snighda Roy

9. Statistical Variation Versus Nation Cohesion—Contesting Truth Tests in Competing Socio-Ecological Realities
Susan Goff

10. Balancing Individualism and Collectivism in an Australian Aboriginal Context
Keith Miller

11. A Systemic View of the Value of Environmental Conservation: The Case of Bono Takyiman, Ghana
Kofi P. Quan-Baffour

12. Customary Land Tenure and Ecological Sustainability in Acholi Land, Northern Uganda
Francis A. Akena

13. The Role of Participatory and Inclusive Governance in Sustainable Urban Development of Nairobi, Kenya: A Participatory Approach
Stanley Machuki, Janet McIntyre-Mills

14. Analytical Framework for a Systemic Analysis of Drivers and Dynamics of Historical Land-Use Changes: A Shift Toward Systems Thinking
Claudia Coral

15. Decentralization, Participatory Planning, and the Anthropocene in Indonesia, with a Case Example of the Berugak Dese, Lombok, Indonesia
Ida Widianingsih, Helen Jaqueline McLaren, Janet McIntyre-Mills

16. Critical Systems Thinking Review on the Challenges of Decentralised Drinking Water Management in City of ‘Nauli’, Indonesia
Jackwin Simbolon

17. Empowering Indigenous People: Voice, Choice and Agency in Rural Development Planning in Mindanao
Mervin Gascon, Janet McIntyre-Mills

18. Supporting Indigenous Environmental Health Action: A Vignette
Jeff Foote, Maria Hepi, M. Rogers-Koroheke, Hone Taimona

19. Precarious Liaisons: Gender, Moral Authority and Marriage in Colonial Kenya
Clare Buswell, Yvonne Corcoran-Nantes

20. Rumour and Innuendo Witchcraft and Women’s Power in the ‘Colonised’ State
Yvonne Corcoran-Nantes, Clare Buswell

21. Demoscopio: The Demosensual [R]evolutionary Eutopia
Maria Kakoulaki, Alexander N. Christakis

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