Research project
Completed
Acting or Re-acting. Negotiating Local, National and Transnational Dimensions of Sustainability in Poland since the 1970s
Duration
2017 - 2020
The research is based on the assumption that Poland was not isolated in terms of sustainability policy. Therefore, Poland contributed its own perspectives to the international debate and adopted and transformed transnational arguments, policies, and strategies on sustainability into its own context.
The project “Contemporary History of Sustainability in East Central Europe” is part of the SAW project “History of Sustainability(ies)”. It is funded by the Leibniz Association and jointly run by the Institute for Contemporary History Munich-Berlin (Elke Seefried), the Herder Institute for Historical Research on East Central Europe (Christian Lotz) in Marburg, the University of Augsburg (Marita Krauss/Jens Soentgen), the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (Fritz Reusswig), and the Rachel Carson Center at LMU Munich (Christof Mauch).
The project “Contemporary History of Sustainability in East Central Europe” is part of the SAW project “History of Sustainability(ies)”. It is funded by the Leibniz Association and jointly run by the Institute for Contemporary History Munich-Berlin (Elke Seefried), the Herder Institute for Historical Research on East Central Europe (Christian Lotz) in Marburg, the University of Augsburg (Marita Krauss/Jens Soentgen), the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (Fritz Reusswig), and the Rachel Carson Center at LMU Munich (Christof Mauch).
