Dr. Bettina Brohmann

Transdisciplinary research: towards an integrative perspective

Since the emergence of transdisciplinary research, context dependencies, innovative formats and methods, societal effects, and scientific effects are key aspects that have been discussed at length. However, what is still missing is an integrative perspective on these four aspects, and the guidance o

The German Site Selection Procedure for a Final Repository for High-level Waste – Characteristics of a Participatory, Self-reflecting and Learning Procedure

Presentation by Saleem Chaudry, Melanie Mbah, Bettina Brohmann and Peter Hocke, European Geosciences Union, 8. April 2019, Vienna

Studie für das Ministerium für Umwelt, Klima und Energiewirtschaft Baden-Wu?rttemberg

Auswertung verschiedener Formate der Öffentlichkeitsbeteiligung im Umfeld kerntechnischer Anlagen und Einrichtungen

Im Auftrag des Ministeriums für Umwelt, Klima und Energiewirtschaft Baden-Württemberg hat das Öko-Institut die in den letzten Monaten und Jahren im Kontext kerntechnischer Anlagen und Einrichtungen in Baden-Württemberg eingesetzten Formate der Öffentlichkeitsbeteiligung untersucht. Das Ziel war

DELIVERABLE (D 4.1)

Addressing the Long-Term Management of High-level and Long-lived Nuclear Wastes as a Socio-Technical Problem: Insights from InSOTEC

The European research project ‘International Socio-technical Challenges for implementing geological disposal’ (InSOTEC, www.insotec.eu) focused on the analysis of the complex interplay between what are typically seen as distinct technical and social dimensions of radioactive waste management, in

Oeko-Institute’s Working Paper 2/2013

When less is more - Sufficiency: Terminology, rationale and potentials

In this paper, we define sufficiency, based on a literature review and discussion, as “modification of consumption patterns that help to respect the Earth‘s ecological limits, while aspects of consumer benefit change.” These changes in benefit might be perceived as having to forego certain thi

Demonstrating Safety – Lessons Learnt by InSOTEC

Presentation by Beate Kallenbach-Herbert and Dr Bettina Brohmann at OECD-NEA Symposium “The Safety Case for Deep Geological Disposal of Radioactive Waste: 2013 State of the Art”, Paris, October 7 - 9, 2013