2. On the illusion of separate self (as root cause of socioecological crises) and Radical Intraconnectedness (as precondition for healing and transforming)
3. Potentiality and responsibility: Tenets of a deep relational ontology and implications for transformations research and practice
4. When farm worlds change: Ontological transformations in the web of life
5. Indigenous Spiritualities: Transforming the Future Through Ancestral Knowledge
6. Centring Feminist Ethic of Care in Socio-Ecological Transformative Movements
7. Resistance-existence within and against education in colonized lands
8. In search of alternatives to development: Learning from grounded initiatives
9. Transformative bottom-up urban planning: A case from a fishing community in coastal Mumbai, India
10. Exploring Small-scale Farming as Ecological Livelihoods: Agricultural Sustainability Transformation in the Minority Worlds
11. Looking around for liveable forest futures
12. The meanings of tourism degrowth in the context of Barcelona
13. EU Green transition as a barrier for socioecological transformations: Deradicalizing transformations, degrowth, decoloniality and justice in the EU’s green politics
14. Barriers to transformations in the EU’s external forest governance: Indigenous rights in the EU-Honduras Voluntary Partnership Agreement
15. Broadening the scope for just socioecological transformations: Ideas, structures, and alliances