Conclusions: Alienation, reclamation and a radical vision

Social Sciences

• alienation 100%
• financial crisis 46%
• capitalist society 41%
• economics 41%
• social change 39%
• China 38%
• fluctuation 35%
• resources 34%
• energy 33%
• World Bank 32%
• natural disaster 30%
• Social Relations 29%
• resilience 27%
• climate change 27%
• politician 26%
• feudalism 23%
• capitalist production 23%
• social science 23%
• business cycle 22%
• socioeconomic system 22%
• bail 22%
• food 22%
• public investment 20%
• mode of production 20%
• public spending 20%
• industrial revolution 20%
• political relations 19%
• Land rights 19%
• economy 19%
• game theory 19%
• reform 19%
• economic relations 18%
• dynamism 18%
• local population 18%
• environmental damage 17%
• critical theory 17%
• political scientist 17%
• security policy 17%
• energy policy 16%
• reorganization 16%
• worldview 16%
• Bangladesh 15%
• environmental policy 15%
• investor 15%
• hegemony 15%
• withdrawal 15%
• insurance 15%
• interaction 15%
• ecology 15%
• economic crisis 14%
• bank 14%
• exploitation 14%
• political economy 13%
• Latin America 13%
• diagnostic 13%
• agriculture 13%
• stimulus 13%
• equity 12%
• vulnerability 12%
• coping 12%
• geography 11%
• Japan 11%
• Federal Republic of Germany 11%
• efficiency 11%
• infrastructure 11%
• time 11%
• labor 11%
• funding 11%
• society 10%
• democracy 10%
• threat 10%
• governance 10%
• innovation 10%
• narrative 9%
• citizen 9%
• engineering 9%
• market 9%
• discourse 8%
• methodology 8%
• trend 7%
• management 7%

Earth & Environmental Sciences

• financial crisis 60%
• capitalism 60%
• social change 51%
• policy 41%
• economics 40%
• World Bank 35%
• resource 30%
• social science 30%
• food security 28%
• feudalism 26%
• book 24%
• political relations 24%
• environmental change 23%
• world 23%
• business cycle 22%
• economic relations 22%
• economic cycle 21%
• public spending 21%
• economy 21%
• environmental priority 21%
• society 21%
• institutional reform 21%
• land rights 20%
• political ecology 19%
• political economy 19%
• energy economics 19%
• national strategy 18%
• Europe 18%
• democracy 18%
• game theory 18%
• public 18%
• transition 17%
• lease 17%
• WorldView 16%
• economic system 16%
• climate change 16%
• energy policy 15%
• carbon 15%
• equity 15%
• insurance 15%
• policy making 15%
• environmental degradation 15%
• rights 14%
• goods 14%
• gorge 14%
• freedom 14%
• energy 13%
• tsunami 13%
• citizen 13%
• geography 13%
• labor 13%
• contraction 13%
• innovation 11%
• socioeconomics 11%
• vulnerability 11%
• transform 10%
• ecology 10%
• dam 10%
• Africa 10%
• infrastructure 10%
• organization 10%
• market 9%
• agriculture 9%
• radiation 9%
• consumption 9%
• reactor 9%
• earthquake 9%
• engineering 8%
• services 8%
• methodology 7%
• land 7%
• need 7%
• project 7%
• trend 6%
• chemical 6%
• analysis 3%