David Byrne is a retired Professor of Sociology and Applied Social Sciences from the University of Durham and a long time practitioner of action research.Gill Callaghan is a retired Lecturer in Sociology and Social Policy at Durham University, teaching Social Theory, Evaluation and Research Methods. Emma Uprichard is Reader at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies (CIM) at the University of Warwick and an applied social science methodologist.

• IntroductionPart 1:1. Crisis and Change in the Era of the Capitalocene2. Beyond Dualisms3. Time, Place and Crisis Part 2: 4. Climate Crisis 5. Crisis in Health and Care 6. Fiscal Crisis7. Inequality Crisis8. Urban CrisisPart 3:9. Transgressing Disciplines in Socio-Ecological Research 10. Complexity-Congruent Research: Methods and Methodology11. Research for Action: Research as Transformative GovernanceConclusion: Scenarios for Possible Futures

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David Byrne is a retired Professor of Sociology and Applied Social Sciences from the University of Durham and a long time practitioner of action research.Gill Callaghan is a retired Lecturer in Sociology and Social Policy at Durham University, teaching Social Theory, Evaluation and Research Methods. Emma Uprichard is Reader at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies (CIM) at the University of Warwick and an applied social science methodologist.

• IntroductionPart 1:1. Crisis and Change in the Era of the Capitalocene2. Beyond Dualisms3. Time, Place and Crisis Part 2: 4. Climate Crisis 5. Crisis in Health and Care 6. Fiscal Crisis7. Inequality Crisis8. Urban CrisisPart 3:9. Transgressing Disciplines in Socio-Ecological Research 10. Complexity-Congruent Research: Methods and Methodology11. Research for Action: Research as Transformative GovernanceConclusion: Scenarios for Possible Futures

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David Byrne is a retired Professor of Sociology and Applied Social Sciences from the University of Durham and a long time practitioner of action research.Gill Callaghan is a retired Lecturer in Sociology and Social Policy at Durham University, teaching Social Theory, Evaluation and Research Methods. Emma Uprichard is Reader at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies (CIM) at the University of Warwick and an applied social science methodologist.

• IntroductionPart 1:1. Crisis and Change in the Era of the Capitalocene2. Beyond Dualisms3. Time, Place and Crisis Part 2: 4. Climate Crisis 5. Crisis in Health and Care 6. Fiscal Crisis7. Inequality Crisis8. Urban CrisisPart 3:9. Transgressing Disciplines in Socio-Ecological Research 10. Complexity-Congruent Research: Methods and Methodology11. Research for Action: Research as Transformative GovernanceConclusion: Scenarios for Possible Futures

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