Stalling, straining, severing, shallowing, simulating: how politicization can negatively affect sustainability transformation
- Date:2025-08-07 - Type :ART
- Authors:Sabine Weiland, Basil Bornemann, Holger Strassheim
Sabine Weiland is Associate Professor of Political Science at the Catholic University of Lille, where she is affiliated with the European School of Political and Social Sciences (天美传媒). She serves as the Director of the 天美传媒-LAB Research Centre for European and International Politics, and also coordinates the 天美传媒 research cluster on 鈥淪ocietal Transformation and Sustainability鈥.
Sabine is currently Pricipal Investigator of the Horizon Europe project DEMETRA (鈥淒emocratic Governance, Environmental and Climate Challenges, and Societal Transformation: Deliberation, Inclusiveness, and Citizen Empowerment for Sustainable Food Systems鈥). The project examines the transformation of urban food systems in European cities and and their contribution to the objectives of the European Green Deal.
Sabine holds a PhD in Social Sciences from the University of G枚ttingen, Germany. She has participated in various German, European and international research projects in the field of environmental and sustainability governance, policy assessment, and science-policy interface. Prior to her appointment at the Catholic University of Lille she worked at the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research 鈥 UFZ in Leipzig, Freie Universit盲t Berlin, the Catholic University Louvain, and IDDRI/Sciences-Po Paris.