Jörg Niewöhner

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Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

Germany

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Jörg Niewöhner is a Professor at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin in Germany. His research areas encompass simulation modelling, ethnographic studies, and the intersections of socio-environmental dynamics, particularly in contexts like energy sovereignty and water management. Recent articles reflect his engagement with real-world laboratory methods and the socio-cultural implications of resource extraction.

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Agnes Förster

Professor of Planning Theory and Urban Development

RWTH Aachen University

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Jonathan Donges

Stockholm University

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Tilman Hertz

Stockholm University

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Milena D. Bister

Universität Wien

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Carsten Schwarz

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From situated knowledges to situated modelling: a relational framework for simulation modelling

The Weariness of Hoping: Synchronizing Affect While Awaiting Organ Transplantation for Cystic Fibrosis in Germany

Exploring fruitful links between real-world laboratory and disciplinary research: Introduction of the DKN Future Earth working group LinkLab

Curating the Widerstandsaviso: Three Cases of Ethnographic Intravention in R&D Consortia

Whose energy sovereignty? Competing imaginaries of Mexico's energy future

Making and unmaking gold as a resource. Resistant socionatures in Maidan, Kyrgyzstan

Making and unmaking gold as a resource. Resistant socionatures in Maidan, Kyrgyzstan

Distributing Reflexivity through Co-laborative Ethnography

How central water management impacts local livelihoods: An ethnographic case study of mining water extraction in tarapacá, chile

Making evidence in the future perfect: Provincialising climate impact science in the quest for more-than-human liveability

How Central Water Management Impacts Local Livelihoods: An Ethnographic Case Study of Mining Water Extraction in Tarapaca, Chile

Shades of conflict in Kyrgyzstan: National actor perceptions and behaviour in mining

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Agnes Förster

Jonathan Donges

Daniel J. Lang

Tilman Hertz

Milena D. Bister

Carsten Schwarz

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