Beijer Institute

Group dynamics untapped potential for sustainable development

People look to others when making their own decisions. This could help reduce global consumption and population growth.

Seminar video

Central banks and climate change

In her first speech, Deputy Governor of Sweden's central bank talked about the challenges connected with the global climate crisis and stressed the need to avoid regime shifts (in Swedish)..

Major sustainability prize to Beijer Fellow

Gretchen Daily receives the Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievment 2020 together with Pavan Sukhdev, both pioneers in illuminating and quantifying the economic value of our natural environment.

A new seafood narrative

Seafood sustainability is still only marginally considered in global policy talks on food production, trade and consumption. That needs to change, according to new research.

Carl Folke among world’s most cited

The Beijer Institute's director is listed on the exclusive 2019 Clarivate Analytics overview of the world's most cited researchers.

New book

Global Challenges, Governance, and Complexity

Through the application of a complex systems lens on global challenges, this book offers key insights into successful governance in our changing world...

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RESEARCH

Research Programmes

The Beijer Institute strives to create research frontiers at the interface of ecology, economics and related disciplines, in order to promote a deeper understanding of the interplay between ecological systems and social and economic development in relation to sustainability.

Aquaculture and Sustainable Seafood

Behaviour, Economics and Nature

Governance, Technology and Complexity

NEW PUBLICATION

Konjunkturrådets rapport 2020: Svensk politik för globalt klimat Hassler J., B. Carlén B, J. Eliasson, F. Johnsson, P. Krusell, T. Lindahl, J. Nycander, Å. Romson and T. Sterner. 2020. Konjunkturrådets rapport 2020: Svensk politik för globalt klimat. SNS förlag, Stockholm, Sweden (ISBN:isbn 978-91-88637-27-7).

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PEOPLE

Feeding 10 billion people by 2050 within planetary limits may be achievable.