As a follow-up of the conference, the organisers have co-edited a special edition of the Journal of Environmental Development (open access). They have also written the editorial for the special issue 'Sustainable futures: Multi-disciplinary perspectives on multi-level transitions'.
PhD sessions and presentations
Wednesday 30th March
Session 1 (10:30–11:30)
Built environment
1. Philip James
University of Manchester
2. Katherine Brookfield
University of Southampton
3. Edward Byers
University of Newcastle
Session 2 (11:30–12:30)
Behaviour
1. Rachel Howell,
University of Edinburgh
2. Julie Sawyer
Loughborough University
3. Malek Al-Chalabi
University of Oxford
Travel Transitions: a journey from the past and Implications for the future
Session 3 (17:00–18:00)
Governance and industrialised countries
1. Lauren Roffey
University of East Anglia
2. Leonie Dendler
University of Manchester
3. Tom Cohen
University College London
Thursday 31st March
Session 4 (09:10–10:10)
Impacts and resilience
1. James Waters
University of East Anglia
2. Rita Yu
University of East Anglia
3. Helen Adams
University of East Anglia
Session 5 (10:10–11:10)
Energy
1. Sadiq Ali Shah
University of Manchester
2. Chris Jones
University of Manchester
3. Lucy Brown
University of Strathclyde
Session 6 (11:40–12:40)
Governance and industrialising countries
1. Ashish Aggarwal
University of Manchester
2. Jenifer Hodbod
University of East Anglia
3. Nina Hissen
University of East Anglia
Session 7 (13:30–14:30)
Methods for modelling the transition
1. Matthew Holmes
Newcastle University
2. Kevin Ummel
University of Manchester (MESPOM)
3. Evelina Trutnevyte
University of Zurich
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