Stefano B. Longo is a sociologist studying global development processes and the social drivers of ecological change. The research analyzes the interactions between social and biophysical systems with an emphasis on political-economy and sustainable development. A central component of his research program has examined food systems, economic development, and environmental change. An important goal of the work is to better integrate sociological approaches and social theory into interdisciplinary research in sustainability. Dr. Longo has published many empirical and theoretical contributions to research including a book, The Tragedy of the Commodity: Oceans, Fisheries, and Aquaculture, and several articles, along with other publications.
Stefano Longo,
Ellinor Isgren,
Brett Clark,
Andrew K. Jorgenson,
Anne Jerneck,
Lennart Olsson,
Orla M. Kelly,
David Harnesk,
Richard York
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2021