Description

This Master Prompt provides a comprehensive interdisciplinary framework for investigating the social, cultural, behavioural, institutional and economic dimensions of environmental change, climate adaptation, sustainability transitions and social-ecological resilience. It integrates environmental sociology, environmental psychology, political ecology, sustainability science, social-ecological systems theory, behavioural economics, environmental governance and critical social science perspectives. The framework examines how individuals, communities, organisations and institutions perceive environmental risks, respond to climate change, adopt sustainable practices and negotiate competing environmental, economic and social priorities.