91勛圖厙 programme

Micro-credential: The political ecology of sustainable development and green policies

2026-2027

Micro-credential: Political ecology of sustainable development & green policies

4 ECTS-credits

The political ecology of sustainable development and green policies
Course code:
6005IOBPOE
Semester:
2E SEM
ECTS-credits:
4 ECTS-credits
91勛圖厙 load (hours):
112
Contract restrictions:
Credit and exam contract not possible
Language of instruction:
English
Exam Period:
exam in the 2nd semester
91勛圖厙 domain:
Development Aid
Lecturer(s):

2025-2026

Micro-credential: Political ecology of sustainable development & green policies

4 ECTS-credits

The political ecology of sustainable development and green policies
Course code:
6005IOBPOE
Semester:
2E SEM
ECTS-credits:
4 ECTS-credits
91勛圖厙 load (hours):
112
Contract restrictions:
Credit and exam contract not possible
Language of instruction:
English
Exam Period:
exam in the 2nd semester
91勛圖厙 domain:
Development Aid
Lecturer(s):

The micro credential ���The political ecology of sustainable development and green policies��� consist of twelve sessions  of two hours in which both the central concepts and debates underpinning global discourses and policies on ���sustainable development��� and the ���green economy��� are critically assessed.

Tentative overview of the different sessions:

  • Session 1: Sustainabilities & environmentalisms: a political economic history
  • Session 2: Sustainabilities & environmentalisms: a political economic history
  • Session 3: Conservation-development paradigms & ���green economy��� myth
  • Session 4: Conservation-development paradigms & ���green economy��� myth
  • Session 5: Extractivism: the value of ���resources���
  • Session 6: Extractivism: resources for the ���green transition���
  • Session 7: Capitalism & neoliberal conservation: critiques
  • Session 8: Capitalism & neoliberal conservation: critiques
  • Session 9: Extractivism: indigenous struggles
  • Session 10: Alternative social-ecological futures
  • Session 11: Alternative social-ecological futures
  • Session 12: Class discussion