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Swift Bricks: Policy Debate Over Nature’s Place in UK Housing

Jakub Kronenberg, Erik Andersson, and Chris Sandbrook studied the debate regarding mandating swift bricks in all new residential buildings through the lens of multispecies justice. The campaign gained…

02 September 2025 | News
Category: Wydział Ekonomiczno-Socjologiczny
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Registration for the Lecture and Workshop as part of the AESOP Lecture Series

Registration for the open AESOP lecture and workshop which explore the application of space syntax as a powerful analytical tool to advance social equity, accessibility and sustainability in urban…

07 May 2025 | News
Category: Wydział Ekonomiczno-Socjologiczny
Leksykon Polityki Klimatycznej [Lexicon of Climate Policy]

The UniLodz Team Co-Creates Climate Policy Lexicon

In times of information overload, ubiquitous greenwashing and fake news, it is important to provide professional knowledge on climate change, its sources and consequences, and the actions that need to…

17 March 2025 | News
Category: Uniwersytet
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Green spaces in cities - a neoliberal and degrowth model of governance model - EkSoc researcher article

Cities journal published an article by Prof. Jakub Kronenberg entitled. ‘From neoliberal urban green space production and consumption to urban greening as part of a degrowth agenda’ (159, 105739).

27 January 2025 | News
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Cities, Planetary Boundaries and Degrowth – Publication of Scientists from the Faculty of Economics and Sociology

Prof. Jakub Kronenberg from the Faculty of Economics and Sociology of the University of Lodz, together with his team and foreign colleagues, has taken part in a discussion on global challenges related…

18 June 2024 | News
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Socio-Ecological Corridors – Where Will They Take Us?

In the fourth video as part of the "Science Inspires" YouTube channel, scientists from the Social-Ecological Systems Analysis Lab, Department of Regional Economics and Environment at the Faculty of…

06 November 2023 | News
Category: Uniwersytet
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EFUF – Scientists from the University of Lodz at the European Forum on Urban Forestry

It is the 25th European Forum on Urban Forestry (EFUF). This year it will be held on 24-26 May 2023 at the Congress Center of the University of Agriculture in Krakow. This renowned English-language…

20 April 2023 | News
Category: Uniwersytet
Smiling Prof. Jakub Kronenberg on the background of green trees. In the picture there are also glass facades of skyscrapers.

Science Inspires – Prof. Jakub Kronenberg

On Polish Science Day, we inaugurated a new series as part of which, under the slogan Science Inspires, we present the profiles of scientists from the University of Lodz. New publications consisting…

24 February 2023 | News
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Open Lecture by Professor Erik Andersson, Stockholm University, 'The nature of cities'

We would like to invite you to the next open lecture at the Faculty of Economics and Sociology UL this year. The lecture, entitled 'The nature of cities', will be delivered by Prof. Erik Andersson…

17 November 2022 | Events
Category: Wydział Ekonomiczno-Socjologiczny

About us

Social-Ecological Systems Analysis Lab was established in 2018. The lab is the part of the Institute of Urban and Regional Studies and Planning in the Faculty of Economics and Sociology.

Urban social-ecological systems represent a key research area for us at the moment. We focus on the distribution of urban green and blue infrastructure within a city from the perspective of environmental justice, on the perception and value of green and blue infrastructure for urban inhabitants, and on the relevant governance settings. Lodz (Łódź), the third largest city in Poland, is our main case study area, and we can be proud of the fact that our research findings regularly translate into the local planning practices. However, we also work in other cities in Poland and abroad, closely collaborating with colleagues from those cities.

Our main research intrests:

  • urban green spaces,

  • human-nature relations,

  • environmental justice,

  • environmental valuation,

  • ecosystem services.

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Funduszepleu
Projekt Multiportalu UŁ współfinansowany z funduszy Unii Europejskiej w ramach konkursu NCBR