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GAIA is a peer-reviewed inter- and transdisciplinary journal for scientists and other interested parties concerned with the causes and analyses of environmental and sustainability problems and their solutions.

Environmental problems cannot be solved by one academic discipline. The complex natures of these problems require cooperation across disciplinary boundaries. Since 1991, GAIA has offered a well-balanced and practice-oriented forum for transdisciplinary research. GAIA offers first-hand information on state of the art environmental research and on current solutions to environmental problems. Well-known editors, advisors, and authors work to ensure the high quality of the contributions found in GAIA and a unique transdisciplinary dialogue – in a comprehensible style.

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Publisher: oekom verlag

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Volume 21, Number 4, 2012

Free Content Energiewende in Deutschland: die Ziele klarer formulieren

Energy Transition in Germany: Defining the Tasks More Clearly
pp. 249-249(1)
Author: Grunwald, Armin

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Verquere Geburt – GAIA zum Zwanzigsten

Queer Birth – A Tribute to GAIA's 20th Anniversary
pp. 252-255(4)
Author: Müller-Herold, Ulrich

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Diamonds Are Forever – zum GAIA-Jubiläum

Diamonds Are Forever – GAIA's Jubilee
pp. 256-257(2)
Author: Renn, Ortwin

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GAIASKOP
pp. 258-259(2)

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12 FRAGEN AN ... 12 QUESTIONS TO ...
pp. 260-261(2)

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Nachhaltigkeitskommunikation reloaded

Aporien als Chance für gesellschaftliche Lern- und Entwicklungsprozesse

Sustainability Communication Reloaded. Aporias as Challenges for Societal Learning and Sustainable Development
pp. 262-265(4)
Author: Hübner, Renate

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Transition to Sustainability: Not Only Big, But Deep
pp. 266-268(3)
Authors: Rauschmayer, Felix; Omann, Ines

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Mehrdimensionaler Übergang zu einer Postwachstumsgesellschaft

Multidimensional Transition to a Post-Growth Society
pp. 269-270(2)
Authors: Seidl, Irmi; Zahrnt, Angelika

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Free Content Arguments on the Imminence of Global Collapse Are Premature when Based on Simulation Models
pp. 271-273(3)
Author: Castro, Rodrigo

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Wicked: The Problem of Biodiversity Loss
pp. 274-277(4)
Authors: Sharman, Martin; Mlambo, Musa C.

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Die deutsche Energiewende – ein Skandalon?

Falscher Alarm! Durch die Energiewende drohen weder Planwirtschaft noch ,,Kosten-Tsunami“

The German Energy Transition – Is It Really Scandalous? False Alarm! Neither Command Economy Nor “Cost Tsunami” Are Imminent
pp. 278-283(6)
Authors: Gawel, Erik; Korte, Klaas; Lehmann, Paul; Strunz, Sebastian

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Die deutsche Energiewende: gesellschaftliches Experiment und sozialer Lernprozess

The German Energy Transition: Societal Experiment and Social Learning Process
pp. 284-287(4)
Authors: Pahle, Michael; Knopf, Brigitte; Edenhofer, Ottmar

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Neue Technologien erfordern eine neue Förderpolitik: das Beispiel Windkraft

New Technologies Require a New Funding Policy: The Example of Wind Energy
pp. 288-289(2)
Author: Eisenbeiß, Gerd

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Mehr als die Summe der einzelnen Teile

Konsistente Szenarien des Wärmekonsums als Reflexionsrahmen für Politik und Wissenschaft

More than the Sum of Its Parts. Consistent Scenarios for the Consumption of Heat Energy as a Common Reference Point for Policy and Science
pp. 290-299(10)
Authors: Jenssen, Till; Weimer-Jehle, Wolfgang

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Towards a More Sustainable Use of Scarce Metals

A Review of Intervention Options along the Metals Life Cycle
pp. 300-309(10)
Authors: Wäger, Patrick A.; Lang, Daniel J.; Wittmer, Dominic; Bleischwitz, Raimund; Hagelüken, Christian

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Weltnaturschutz – zum Scheitern verurteilt?

Was die Umweltdiplomatie aus ihrer Geschichte lernen kann
pp. 310-311(2)
Author: Spanier, Heinrich

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Neuerscheinungen
pp. 312-312(1)

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Forschung für Nachhaltige Entwicklungen

Research for Sustainable Development
pp. 313-315(3)
Authors: Kohler, Fabian; Scheiermann, Anika; Müller, Claudia

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Prozesse der Energiewende wissenschaftlich gestalten. Wichtige Impulse aus den NaWis-Institutionen

Energy Transition: Scientifically Supported Processes. Innovative Approaches at NaWis Institutions
pp. 316-318(3)
Authors: Heinrichs, Harald; Mans, Ulrich; Álvarez, Alejandro; Schomerus, Thomas; Goldammer, Kathrin

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Norway – “Battery” for the German Energy Transition? Different National Interests in Energy Policies Norwegen – ,,Batterie“ der deutschen Energiewende?

Unterschiedliche Länderinteressen in der Energiepolitik
pp. 319-320(2)
Authors: Ohlhorst, Dörte; Schreurs, Miranda; Gullberg, Anne Therese

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Nachhaltige Entwicklung an Schweizer Hochschulen: Zeit für Tritt- statt Stolpersteine

Sustainable Development at Swiss Universities: Time to Use the Stumbling Blocks as Stepping Stones
pp. 321-323(3)
Author: Kläy, Andreas

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Rachel Carsons Vermächtnis: Forschung zu gender & environment

Rachel Carson's Legacy: Gender & Environment Research
pp. 324-325(2)
Authors: Schultz, Irmgard; Franz-Balsen, Angela

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Foresight for Sustainability-Oriented Policy-Making Vorausschau in nachhaltigkeits-orientierten Politikprozessen
pp. 326-328(3)
Author: Weber, K. Matthias

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