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Why the Crisis Forum?

We believe that humankind is in serious trouble due to an economic and political system which is destroying our ability to sustain our existence. Our aims are:

  • to bring together committed people from diverse college-based, academic disciplines, as well as independent researchers, to analyse the nature of the crisis in a genuinely holistic way;
  • to put that knowledge to positive use so that ordinary people can apply global knowledge to local contexts;
  • to develop this initiative as an independent research-based ‘centre’ through projects, publications and study programmes. more »

Events

Diggers awake!
A moment in English history and its relevance to land, food, the biosphere and human potential now. A Discussion and the film 'Winstanley' Saturday 20 October 2012. more »

 

Blog

Climate change and sustainability – it’s personal! This blog is for people associated with Crisis Forum who would like to start exploring together the human /social/psychological/spiritual issues around climate change specifically, and sustainability more widely. more »

 

Last updated: 11 June 2013

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Climate Change and Violence, Workshop Series 2008 - 2012.The final workshop in the series will take place on Saturday 17th November 2012, London more »

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History at the End of the World? History, Climate Change and the Possibility of Closure. Rescue!History's multi-authored volume published April 2010 more »

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Surviving Climate change. The struggle to avert global catastrophe. Crisis Forum’s first multi-authored book, published in autumn 2007. more »

'Weapons of the strong: what will western states do in response to climate change?' Movement for the Abolition of War's Annual Remembrance Day Lecture, given by Mark Levene, recorded at the Imperial War Museum on 8 November 2009. more »

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