Participatory Approaches in Science & Technology

PATH PROJECT

EC FPVI Science and Society SAS6-CT-2004-510636

Project Partners

Partner 1 - Project Co-ordinator

• Socio-Economic Research Programme, The Macaulay Land Use Research Institute, Aberdeen, UK
  • Dr Kenyon - Ecological economics, public participation, science and society
  • Ms Carter - Environmental management and policy, environmental governance
  • Dr Blackstock - Environmental sociology, water management, public participation
  • Ms Hunsberger - Community environmental research, citizen's science
  • Mr Watt - Research assistance

Partner 2

• Danish Board of Technology, Denmark
  • Ms Zurita - Application of participatory methods, use of ICT in participation
  • Ms Andersen - Sociology of participatory processes

Partner 3

• Department of Developmental and Social Psychology (DDSP), University of Rome, Italy
  • Prof Bonaiuto - Perception of environmental quality, environmental communication
  • Prof Bonnes - Environmental attitudes and sustainability, natural resource use
  • Dr Carrus - Biodiversity conservation, environmental psychology

Partner 4

• Department of Economics and Resource Management, Norwegian University of Life Sciences
  • Prof Vatn - Institutional analyses, environmental economics, water management, GMOs
  • Ms Kvakkestad - Institutional analyses, GMOs
  • Ms Soma - Multi-criteria analysis, coastal zone management, participatory processes

Partner 5

• UFZ - Centre for Environmental Research, Dept of Economics, Sociology, and Law, Germany
  • Dr Wittmer - Participation, institutional economics, biodiversity governance
  • Dr Klauer - River basin management, ecological economics, decision theory
  • Dr Messner - River basin management, ecological and environmental economics
  • Dr Rauschmayer, Biodiversity research, ethics, ecological economics
  • Prof Hansjürgens, Institutional economics, governance

Partner 6

• Institute for Environmental Science and Technology, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain
  • Dr van den Hove - Participation, governance, European institutions and policies

Partner 7

• Institute for Environment, Philosophy and Public Policy, Lancaster University, UK
  • Prof O'Neill - Deliberative democracy, ethics, value incommensurability
  • Prof Grove-White - Social implications of new technologies, ethics, participation

Partner 8

• Institute of Social Sciences, University of Stuttgart, Germany
  • Prof Renn - Participation, risk communication, environmental governance
  • Dr Pfenning - Social science methodology, attitude research, statistical analysis