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Social Ecology, Systems Thinking, & Psychology with Professor Dan Stokols

Social Ecology, Systems Thinking, & Psychology with Professor Dan Stokols

Update: 2018-10-09
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In this episode of the How to Save the World podcast, I talk with Dan Stokols, Chancellor’s Professor Emeritus at the University of California Irvine.  Dan has recently published a book, Social Ecology in the Digital Age, and he talks to us about what the field of *social ecology* is all about. In a world that often compartmentalizes issues into bite-size boxes, Dan illustrates the importance of taking a “systems thinking” view – and urges us to look more deeply at the interdependence of the many systems around us and how the very small, such as a piece of litter, is governed by a larger system of forces. Dan explores the need to look at the human behavioral dimension of environmental issues to truly understand how to solve the planetary challenges we’re facing in the 21st Century. Support the podcast with a small donation at patreon.com/katiepatrick

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Social Ecology, Systems Thinking, & Psychology with Professor Dan Stokols

Social Ecology, Systems Thinking, & Psychology with Professor Dan Stokols

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