Bibliography
Selected books
- Studies in the Technology of Ancient Pottery (1976)
- Archaeological Approaches to the Study of Complexity (1981) ISBN 978-9994937813
- The Many Dimensions of Pottery:Ceramics in Archaeology and Anthropology (1984) ISBN 978-9070319076
- What's New?:A Closer Look at the Process of Innovation (1989) ISBN 978-0044451433
- The ARCHAEOMEDES project:Understanding the natural and anthropogenic causes of land degradation and desertification in the Mediterranean Basin Luxemburg:Office for Official Publications of the European Communities (1998) ISBN 978-9282832264
- Archéologie et systèmes socio-environnementaux:études multiscalaires sur la vallée du Rhône dans le programme ARCHAEOMEDES Valbonne:CNRS (Monographies du CRA) (2003) ISBN 978-2271061041
- Quelles natures voulons-nous? - pour une approche socio-écologique du champ de l'environnement (2003) ISBN 978-2842994549
- The Model-Based Archaeology of Socio-natural Systems:Santa Fe NM:School of Advanced Research (2007) ISBN 978-1930618879
- Complexity Perspectives on Innovation and Social Change Berlin:Springer (Methodos series) ISBN 978-1402096624
- Voyage dans l'archéologie spatiale anglo-saxonne (2016) ISBN 978-2848675671
- Social Sustainability,Past and Future:Undoing Unintended Consequences for the Earth's Survival (2019) ISBN 978-1108498692
Selected articles
- Young,O. R.,Berkhout,F.,Gallopin,G. C.,Janssen,M. A.,Ostrom,E.,&van der Leeuw,S. (2006). The globalization of socio-ecological systems:an agenda for scientific research. Global environmental change,16(3),304–316.
- Rockström,J.,Steffen,W.,Noone,K.,Persson,Å.,Chapin,F. S.,Lambin,E. F.,... &Foley,J. A. (2009). A safe operating space for humanity. Nature,461(7263),472–475.
- Miller,F.,Osbahr,H.,Boyd,E.,Thomalla,F.,Bharwani,S.,Ziervogel,G.,... &Nelson,D. (2010). Resilience and vulnerability:complementary or conflicting concepts?. Ecology and Society,15(3).
- Ernstson,H.,Van der Leeuw,S. E.,Redman,C. L.,Meffert,D. J.,Davis,G.,Alfsen,C.,&Elmqvist,T. (2010). Urban transitions:on urban resilience and human-dominated ecosystems. Ambio,39(8),531–545.
- Westley,F.,Olsson,P.,Folke,C.,Homer-Dixon,T.,Vredenburg,H.,Loorbach,D.,... &Van Der Leeuw,S. (2011). Tipping toward sustainability:emerging pathways of transformation. Ambio,40(7),762–780.
- Brovkin,V.,Brook,E.,Williams,J. W.,Bathiany,S.,Lenton,T. M.,Barton,M.,... &Yu,Z. (2021). Past abrupt changes,tipping points and cascading impacts in the Earth system. Nature Geoscience,14(8),550–558.
- van der Leeuw,S.E.,Folke,C.,(2021) “The social dynamics of basins of attraction”,(Special issue:Beyond social-ecological traps:fostering transformations towards sustainability,H. Eriksson,J.L. Blythe,H. Österblom,and P. Olsson,eds.) Ecology &Society 26(1):33
- Barton,C. M.,Lee,A.,Janssen,M. A.,van der Leeuw,S.,Tucker,G. E.,Porter,C.,... &Jagers,H. R. (2022). How to make models more useful. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,119(35),e2202112119.
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