Titlebook: Global Environmental Governance; Social-Ecological Pe Karl Bruckmeier Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 socio-

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Social Change: Social Agency and Human Relations with Nature in the Industrial Societywledge integration, including knowledge from political economy, social and political ecology, is used to analyse interactions of social and ecological systems and social agency. From this knowledge basis, it seems possible to identify potential pathways of societal transformation and improved forms of global environmental governance.

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Policy Change: Crisis of Environmental Policy and Global Governanceustainability. Different forms of critique of environmental governance are reviewed: discussions about the crisis, limits of environmental governance and the significance of scientific knowledge for governance.

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Interdisciplinary Knowledge Integration for Environmental Governance: Epistemological Questionstion and synthesis are epistemologically and methodologically less developed than knowledge production through research. The discussion includes new scientific ideologies that argue for a unity of human knowledge in all its forms and the use and misuse of scientific knowledge in the environmental discourse.

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Global Environmental Change and the Transformation of the Earth Systemransformations imply broader changes that include changes in social and ecological systems and in nature–society interaction. Managed transitions to sustainability imply mainly social, economic and cultural changes that may have environmental impacts.

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Beyond Globalisation: Another Transformation of the Economic World Systems. The conquest of the last economically unoccupied space of the Earth system, the deep sea and the arctic zones, creates only temporary postponement of the exhaustion of non-renewable resources and requires the development of strategies for social–ecological transformation.

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Rethinking and Renewing Global Environmental Governance as Part of Social–Ecological Transformationand synthesis. As a consequence, governance strategies need to be differentiated in temporal, spatial and social dimensions, knowledge practices improved through continuous monitoring, collective learning and updating.

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Introduction,ems in global environmental governance. It is shown how the processes of global environmental governance depend from scientific input in form of empirical knowledge and of interdisciplinary and theoretical systems analyses of social–ecological systems.