Further Reading
- Dynamic Sustainabilities: Technology, Environment, Social Justice
By Leach. M, Scoones, I. and Stirling, A. (2010) ISBN 978-1-84971-093-0
- Pathways to Sustainability: an overview of the STEPS Centre approach
By Leach. M., Scoones, I. and Stirling, A. (2007) ISBN – 13: 978 185864 656 1
- Dynamics: Dynamic Systems and the Challenge of Sustainability
By Scoones, I., Leach, M., Smith, A., Stagl, S., Stirling, A. and Thompson, J. (2007) ISBN – 13: 978 185864 650 2
- Understanding Governance: pathways to sustainability
By Leach, M., Bloom, G., Ely, A., Nightingale, P., Scoones, I., Shah, E. and Smith, A. (2007) – ISBN 978-1-85864-651-0
- Empowering Designs: towards more progressive appraisal of sustainability
By Stirling, A., Leach, M., Mehta, L., Scoones, I., Smith, A., Stagl, S. and Thompson, J. (2007) ISBN – 13: 978 185864 652 9
- Agri-food System Dynamics: pathways to sustainability in an era of uncertainty
By Thompson, J., Millstone, E., Scoones, I., Ely, A., Marshall, F., Shah, E.and Stagl, S. (2007) ISBN – 13: 978 185864 653 7
- Health in a Dynamic World
By Bloom, G., Edström, J., Leach, M., Lucas, H., MacGregor, H., Standing, H. and Waldman, L. (2007) ISBN – 13: 978 185864 654 5
- Liquid Dynamics: challenges for sustainability in water and sanitation
By Mehta, L., Marshall, F., Movik, S., Stirling, A., Shah, E., Smith, A. and Thompson, J. (2007) ISBN – 13: 978 185864 655 3
- Time to outbreed animal science? A cattle-breeding system exploiting structural unpredictability: the WoDaaBe herders in Niger
By Krätli, S. (2008) ISBN 978-1-85864-699-5
- The Slow Race: Making technology work for the poor
By Melissa Leach, Ian Scoones (2006) Demos pamphlet ISBN 1-84180-162-3
- More STEPS Centre publications
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