New podcast episode! This week, Economics for Rebels host Matilda Gettins speaks to Jana and Julia from the Young Peasants Association about campaigning for a just agricultural transition. #justtransition #sustainableagriculture #podcast ecolecon.eu/new-podcast-ep…

This month's newest podcast episode of Economics for Rebels is now available! This week, host Alexandra Köves interviews historian Naomi Oreskes about the creation of the myth the free market and how we can debunk it. ecolecon.eu/new-podcast-ep…

Monday deadline! Behavioural Economist for Sustainable Cities and Communities (Assistant/Associate professor) at Wageningen. wur.nl/en/vacancy/beh…

Research Associate at the University of Hamburg for the Project “DFG Humanities Centre for Advanced Studies Futures of Sustainability” Deadline 12 April! ecolecon.eu/research-assoc…

🎧The newest podcast episode of Economics for Rebels is now available! This week, host Alexandra Köves interviews Adam Hanieh about the geopolitical realities of living in a fossil fuel-centred world. ecolecon.eu/new-podcast-ep… #EcologicalEconomics #podcast

4 PhD scholarships available for the doctoral school on “Justice dimensions of sustainability-oriented transformation processes in rural areas” at Vechta University (Germany). uni-vechta.de/en/vistra/doct… Application deadline: 28 April

✨ The ESEE is collaborating w interdisciplinary @aemsvienna for a summer university in Vienna providing a unique learning experience. 📅 14 July – 1 August 2025 📍 Vienna 🎓 Scholarship available! - Application deadline: 30 April 2025 👉 More info: oeadstudenthousing.at/en/summer-univ…

🎧The newest podcast episode of Economics for Rebels is now available! This time, host Alexandra Köves interviews Victoria Reyes-Garcia about the need for diverse indigenous and local knowledge in the stewardship of ecological systems. ecolecon.eu/new-podcast-ep…

⏰ Deadline extension until 15 April to apply for Summer School 2025 to study Ecological Economics in Tuscany (7-12 July) Who: The program targets PhD and post-doc students. In special cases, master’s and bachelor’s students may also be eligible. ecologicaleconomicstuscany.ec.unipi.it/summer-schools…

The European Commission is considering plans to introduce nature credit systems based on their perceived success of carbon trading. ESEE has been working on a statement drawing attention to alternatives. Please contribute before 27 April! forms.office.com/e/arPRNSuMGV

2 year post-doc in the REMASS project on the "materials-energy-GHG-Nexus in Social Metabolism of Global Production-Consumption Networks". Institute of Social Ecology, BOKU, Vienna. Applications due May 19 Details: boku.ac.at/wiso/isec/jobs

🎧The newest podcast episode of Economics for Rebels is now available! This week, Economics for Rebels host Sophus zu Ermgassen discusses the role of large businesses in biosphere stewardship with Dr Tim Lamont. ecolecon.eu/new-podcast-ep…

Vienna University of Economics and Business invites applications for two full-time, tenure track positions in the areas of “Social-Ecological Provisioning” and “Multi-Level Transformations”. Knowledge of German NOT a requirement Deadline: June 11, 2025. wu.ac.at/karriere/jobpo…

Open position for Assistant Professor/Senior Lecturer in Sustainability, Economics and Governance Modul University Vienna has a Researcher & Lecturer position for joining its research team and teaching undergraduate courses. Start date: 1 Sept 2025 …versity-vienna-gmbh.jobs.personio.com/job/2053062?la…

🎧 The newest podcast episode of Economics for Rebels is now available! This week, Economics for Rebels host Alexandra Köves discusses the care economy with author Tim Jackson. ecolecon.eu/new-podcast-ep… #careeconomy #ecologicaleconomics

✨Postdoc Researcher for the BirdEcon Project ✨ Deadline: 8 June Start: Sept 2025 “A bird's-eye view of how the natural environment fits into economics: Searching for alternative paradigms by analysing bird conservation narratives”. Full ad: euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/338860

🎧 The latest podcast episode of Economics for Rebels is now available! This week, Economics for Rebels host Sophus zu Ermgassen discusses our relationship with water as kin with Prof Julian Martin-Ortega and Dr Josh Cohen. ecolecon.eu/new-podcast-ep…

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