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Tero Toivanen

Biographic Data

ID88074
NAMETero Toivanen
GIVEN NAMESTero
FAMILY NAMEToivanen
SIGNATURETOIVANEN T
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Helsinki
ORCID0000-0002-9957-5618
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS12
TOTAL CITATIONS38
AUTHOR COUNT12
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2017
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX3
  • Reaalipoliittinen ilmastoasiantuntijuus ilmastotoimien estäjänä

    Open Access•Tero Toivanen, Ville Lähde•ARTICLE•Tiede & edistys•2024

    Artikkeli osallistuu ilmastoestämistä käsittelevään tutkimukseen tarkastelemalla erityistä ilmastovaikuttamisen muotoa, jota artikkelissa kutsutaan reaalipoliittiseksi ilmastoasiantuntijuudeksi. Artikkelissa reaalipoliittinen ilmastoasiantuntijuus määritellään julkiseksi vastareaktioksi kiireellisten ilmastotoimien ja yhteiskunnallisten muutosten vaatimuksille. Tutkimus sijoittuu viime vuosien suomalaisen ilmastokeskustelun kontekstiin ja tarkast…

  • Ideas behind transformative innovation policy

    Open Access•Jussi Ahokas, Paavo Järvensivu et al.•ARTICLE•Environmental Innovation and…•2024•Cited by: 2•References: 51

  • The crises inherent in the success of the global food system

    Open Access•Ville Lähde, Tere Vadén et al.•ARTICLE•Conservation Ecology•2023•Cited by: 1

    Food systems around the world are increasingly interwoven into a global network. The dominant productionist paradigm emphasizes aggregate production volumes, a focus on few key products, and the dominant role of large exporting countries and transnational corporations. This article proposes a new conceptualization of food systems that illuminates the unequal structure and the lock-ins of this network. The global network of national food systems m…

  • Mitä pandemiavuonna tapahtui

    Open Access•Ari Korhonen, Aleksi Lohtaja et al.•ARTICLE•Tiede & edistys•2021

    nonPeerReviewed

  • Kuka haluaa takaisin normaaliin

    Open Access•Tero Toivanen•ARTICLE•Tiede & edistys•2021

  • Uusi aikakausi

    Open Access•Tero Toivanen•ARTICLE•Tiede & edistys•2021

  • Pandemian lopun alku

    Open Access•Tero Toivanen, Aleksi Lohtaja et al.•ARTICLE•Tiede & edistys•2021

  • Raising the bar

    Tere Vadén, Ville Lähde et al.•ARTICLE•Environmental Politics•2021•Cited by: 3•References: 32

    Decoupling environmental ‘bads’ from economic ‘goods’ is a key part of policies such as green growth and circular economy that see economic growth as desirable or necessary, and also see that current use of natural resources and its environmental impacts is unsustainable. We estimate what a ‘successful decoupling’ (2% annual GDP growth and a decline in resource use by 2050 to a level that could be sustainable and compatible with a maximum 2°C glo…

  • Decoupling for ecological sustainability

    Open Access•Tere Vadén, Ville Lähde et al.•ARTICLE•Environmental Science & Policy•2020

  • To continue to burn something? Technological, economic and political path dependencies in district heating in Helsinki, Finland

    Open Access•Tere Vadén, Antti Majava et al.•ARTICLE•Energy Research & Social Science•2019•Cited by: 11•References: 12

  • The role of debt, death and dispossession in world-ecological transformations

    Open Access•Tero Toivanen, Markus Kroger•ARTICLE•The Journal of Peasant Studies•2019•Cited by: 9•References: 51

    This article theorises about the ways in which commodity frontiers replace forest commons. New insights are offered into the role of debt, enclosures, the death of human and extra-human natures, and the role of the state in historical processes through an analysis of historical material and recent scholarship on eastern Finland's role in global capitalist expansion in the nineteenth century. The article contributes to the general study of commons…

  • The many Anthropocenes

    Open Access•Tero Toivanen, Karoliina Lummaa et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropocene Review•2017•Cited by: 12•References: 61

    The debate on the Anthropocene has become passionate during the past few years. This is partly because social scientists and humanists have adapted the concept creatively for their own research, as well as criticized the dominant role of natural sciences in defining the Anthropocene. We claim that to achieve a new level of transdisciplinarity it is vital for the Anthropocene research to fully acknowledge the theoretical, methodological and practi…

  • The many Anthropocenes

    Open Access•Tero Toivanen, Karoliina Lummaa et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropocene Review•2017•Cited by: 12•References: 61

    The debate on the Anthropocene has become passionate during the past few years. This is partly because social scientists and humanists have adapted the concept creatively for their own research, as well as criticized the dominant role of natural sciences in defining the Anthropocene. We claim that to achieve a new level of transdisciplinarity it is vital for the Anthropocene research to fully acknowledge the theoretical, methodological and practi…

  • To continue to burn something? Technological, economic and political path dependencies in district heating in Helsinki, Finland

    Open Access•Tere Vadén, Antti Majava et al.•ARTICLE•Energy Research & Social Science•2019•Cited by: 11•References: 12

  • The role of debt, death and dispossession in world-ecological transformations

    Open Access•Tero Toivanen, Markus Kroger•ARTICLE•The Journal of Peasant Studies•2019•Cited by: 9•References: 51

    This article theorises about the ways in which commodity frontiers replace forest commons. New insights are offered into the role of debt, enclosures, the death of human and extra-human natures, and the role of the state in historical processes through an analysis of historical material and recent scholarship on eastern Finland's role in global capitalist expansion in the nineteenth century. The article contributes to the general study of commons…

  • Raising the bar

    Tere Vadén, Ville Lähde et al.•ARTICLE•Environmental Politics•2021•Cited by: 3•References: 32

    Decoupling environmental ‘bads’ from economic ‘goods’ is a key part of policies such as green growth and circular economy that see economic growth as desirable or necessary, and also see that current use of natural resources and its environmental impacts is unsustainable. We estimate what a ‘successful decoupling’ (2% annual GDP growth and a decline in resource use by 2050 to a level that could be sustainable and compatible with a maximum 2°C glo…

  • Ideas behind transformative innovation policy

    Open Access•Jussi Ahokas, Paavo Järvensivu et al.•ARTICLE•Environmental Innovation and…•2024•Cited by: 2•References: 51

  • The crises inherent in the success of the global food system

    Open Access•Ville Lähde, Tere Vadén et al.•ARTICLE•Conservation Ecology•2023•Cited by: 1

    Food systems around the world are increasingly interwoven into a global network. The dominant productionist paradigm emphasizes aggregate production volumes, a focus on few key products, and the dominant role of large exporting countries and transnational corporations. This article proposes a new conceptualization of food systems that illuminates the unequal structure and the lock-ins of this network. The global network of national food systems m…

  • The many Anthropocenes

    Open Access•Tero Toivanen, Karoliina Lummaa et al.•ARTICLE•The Anthropocene Review•2017•Cited by: 12•References: 61

    The debate on the Anthropocene has become passionate during the past few years. This is partly because social scientists and humanists have adapted the concept creatively for their own research, as well as criticized the dominant role of natural sciences in defining the Anthropocene. We claim that to achieve a new level of transdisciplinarity it is vital for the Anthropocene research to fully acknowledge the theoretical, methodological and practi…

  • To continue to burn something? Technological, economic and political path dependencies in district heating in Helsinki, Finland

    Open Access•Tere Vadén, Antti Majava et al.•ARTICLE•Energy Research & Social Science•2019•Cited by: 11•References: 12

  • The role of debt, death and dispossession in world-ecological transformations

    Open Access•Tero Toivanen, Markus Kroger•ARTICLE•The Journal of Peasant Studies•2019•Cited by: 9•References: 51

    This article theorises about the ways in which commodity frontiers replace forest commons. New insights are offered into the role of debt, enclosures, the death of human and extra-human natures, and the role of the state in historical processes through an analysis of historical material and recent scholarship on eastern Finland's role in global capitalist expansion in the nineteenth century. The article contributes to the general study of commons…

  • Decoupling for ecological sustainability

    Open Access•Tere Vadén, Ville Lähde et al.•ARTICLE•Environmental Science & Policy•2020

  • Mitä pandemiavuonna tapahtui

    Open Access•Ari Korhonen, Aleksi Lohtaja et al.•ARTICLE•Tiede & edistys•2021

    nonPeerReviewed

  • Kuka haluaa takaisin normaaliin

    Open Access•Tero Toivanen•ARTICLE•Tiede & edistys•2021

  • Uusi aikakausi

    Open Access•Tero Toivanen•ARTICLE•Tiede & edistys•2021

  • Pandemian lopun alku

    Open Access•Tero Toivanen, Aleksi Lohtaja et al.•ARTICLE•Tiede & edistys•2021

  • Raising the bar

    Tere Vadén, Ville Lähde et al.•ARTICLE•Environmental Politics•2021•Cited by: 3•References: 32

    Decoupling environmental ‘bads’ from economic ‘goods’ is a key part of policies such as green growth and circular economy that see economic growth as desirable or necessary, and also see that current use of natural resources and its environmental impacts is unsustainable. We estimate what a ‘successful decoupling’ (2% annual GDP growth and a decline in resource use by 2050 to a level that could be sustainable and compatible with a maximum 2°C glo…

  • The crises inherent in the success of the global food system

    Open Access•Ville Lähde, Tere Vadén et al.•ARTICLE•Conservation Ecology•2023•Cited by: 1

    Food systems around the world are increasingly interwoven into a global network. The dominant productionist paradigm emphasizes aggregate production volumes, a focus on few key products, and the dominant role of large exporting countries and transnational corporations. This article proposes a new conceptualization of food systems that illuminates the unequal structure and the lock-ins of this network. The global network of national food systems m…

  • Reaalipoliittinen ilmastoasiantuntijuus ilmastotoimien estäjänä

    Open Access•Tero Toivanen, Ville Lähde•ARTICLE•Tiede & edistys•2024

    Artikkeli osallistuu ilmastoestämistä käsittelevään tutkimukseen tarkastelemalla erityistä ilmastovaikuttamisen muotoa, jota artikkelissa kutsutaan reaalipoliittiseksi ilmastoasiantuntijuudeksi. Artikkelissa reaalipoliittinen ilmastoasiantuntijuus määritellään julkiseksi vastareaktioksi kiireellisten ilmastotoimien ja yhteiskunnallisten muutosten vaatimuksille. Tutkimus sijoittuu viime vuosien suomalaisen ilmastokeskustelun kontekstiin ja tarkast…

  • Ideas behind transformative innovation policy

    Open Access•Jussi Ahokas, Paavo Järvensivu et al.•ARTICLE•Environmental Innovation and…•2024•Cited by: 2•References: 51

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