Research priorities. PhD in Sociology. Institute of Sociology, University of Vienna, Austria. MA in Social and Economic Sciences. Professional Experience. Senior Science Leader. Assistant Professor. Researcher and Lecturer. Research Fellow part time. Primary School Teacher. Free School Hofm ü hlgasse, Vienna, Austria. Other professional appointments. Board member. Expert Member. Adjunct Associate Professor. Gordon Research Conference Industrial Ecology.
Council member. Scientific Board Member. Visiting Professor. Associate Editor. Journal of Industrial Ecology. Editorial Board Member. Journal of Material Cycles and Waste Management. Journal articles Accounting for the material stock of nations. Reassessing Resource Productivity. Published online on 3 September Geographical Research.
Development and dematerialization: an international study. West, J and H Schandl Ecological Economics. Schandl, H and T Capon Cities as social-ecological systems: linking metabolism, wellbeing and human health. Editorial overview. Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability. Biosensitive cities. A conceptual framework for integrative understanding of the health of people and planetary ecosystems.
Schandl, H and J West Material flows and material productivity in China, Australia and Japan. Bringezu, Y. Methodology and indicators of economy wide material flow accounting: State of the art and reliability across sources. Global Environmental Change. Schandl, H and G Turner The dematerialization potential of the Australian economy. Socio-metabolic transitions in developing Asia. Technological Forecasting and Social Change. Weisz, H and H Schandl The global socio-ecological transition: past and present metabolic profiles and their future trajectories.
The biophysical perspective of a middle-income economy: Material flows in Mexico. Long term trends in resource exergy consumption and useful work supplies in the UK, to Socio-ecological regime transitions in Austria and the UK.
