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catalyst-45813	Adams, Sophie	Articulating Agency	2025	3	.pdf	application/pdf	988	62	40	Population as undifferentiated, natural force no longer features explicitly in environmental discourses—but, as I outline below, echoes of such a framing continue to appear in the way that the mechanisms of sustainable transition are understood, and in debate about the place of people in such transitions. In a formative article titled “More Evolution Than Revolution: Transition Management in Public Policy” (2001), Dutch transition theorists Jan Rotmans and colleagues locate the roots of the transition concept— http://S.Adams@latrobe.edu.au/ Roundtable: Pursuits of Populations | Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience 11 (2) Sophie Adams, 2025 2 defined as a process of change in the structural character of society—in biology and the study of population dynamics.	cache/catalyst-45813.pdf	txt/catalyst-45813.txt