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'''''Consilience: The Journal of Sustainable Development''''' is a global, online publication dedicated to the promotion of interdisciplinary dialogue on sustainable development.

''Consilience'' (inspired by E.O. Wilson’s [[w:Consilience:_The_Unity_of_Knowledge|eponymous book]]) has student, professor, and practitioner participation and promotes solution-oriented research. Noticeable is its cross-pollination of methodologies between disciplines as evidenced by the inaugural issue's articles exploring issues of physician migration in global health, the role of uncertainty in climate change, and human rights, and biotechnology in healthcare, among others. 

[http://consiliencejournal.readux.org/?page_id=24 Issue One] of the journal, published in the spring of 2008, features thirteen articles, including academic papers, field notes and opinion pieces. Also included is a [http://consiliencejournal.readux.org/?page_id=106 photo essay] displaying events in Afghanistan. Issue II was published in the spring of 2009 and featured fourteen articles. Issue III is due to be published in October 2009.

The journal has recently begun a biweekly editorial column, comprised of shorter opinion pieces and interviews. 

The ''Consilience'' launch event was conducted on [[February 18]], [[2008]] in [[Low Memorial Library|Low Rotunda]] on Columbia University's campus with [[Jeffrey Sachs|Dr. Jeffrey D. Sachs]], Director of [[the Earth Institute]] at Columbia University, as the keynote speaker. A release event for Issue II was held and co-sponsored with IDAYA, a journal of African studies. 

''Consilience'' is featured on the New York Times blog [http://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/ "Dot Earth"], a climate change and sustainability resource written by Andrew C. Revkin.

''Consilience'' is run by an editorial board of undergraduate and graduate students at Columbia University. 

== External links ==
* [http://www.consiliencejournal.org Consilience: The Journal of Sustainable Development]

[[Category:Student publications]]