the sandwich effect of social change

Definition

A theory suggesting that effective social change requires influence from both top-down and bottom-up approaches.

Related Concepts

• Child Labor

• Climate Forest

• Cooperation

• Darwin’s theory

• Paradigm Shift

• Paris Accord

• Scarcity

• The Trust Frequency

• competition

• convenience

• eco regions

• energy corridor

• geothermal energy

• global citizenship

• global commons

• hydrogen

• multi-sector solutions

• nature-based solutions

• nexus

• renewable energy

• renewables

• shifting consciousness

• solar energy

• technology

• wind energy

Related Practices

• education

• public transport

Related Technologies

• Seismic Testing

• hydrogen fuel cells

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Episode Mentions

• Episode 49: Episode 49 – Sally Ranney on Climate Week & Existential Risks

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