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</script>The concept-paradigm of socio-ecological coviability is the cornerstone of the IDEAL IJL and our lines of inquiry are built upon this theoretical approach to sustainability. Coviability refers to the multiple possible forms of persistent, functional, and fair coexistence between humans and non-humans within socio-ecological systems. The coviability perspective highlights the transdisciplinary nature of the IJL, which […]http://ideal.ufpb.br/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/cropped-cropped-cropped-logfim4-scaled-1.jpg