Part I: The Ideas -- 1. Towards a Just and Sustainable Future -- 2. Beyond Disciplinary Confinement to Imaginative Transdisciplinarity -- 3. A Philosophical Framework for an Open and Critical Transdisciplinary Inquiry -- 4. Collective Inquiry and Its Wicked Problems -- 5. Ignorance and Uncertainty -- Part II: The Practice -- 6. Conducting an Imaginative Transdisciplinary Inquiry -- 7. Specialized Inquiry -- 7a 'Now I'm Not an Expert in Anything': challenges in undertaking transdisciplinary inquiries across the social and biophysical sciences -- 7b Global Inequalities in Research: a transdisciplinary exploration of causes and consequences -- 7c Applying Specialized Knowledge -- 8. Community-based Inquiry -- 8a Inclusive Governance for Sustainability -- 8b Fences and Windows: using visual methods to explore conflicts in land and seascape management -- 8c Calculating Community Risk: a transdisciplinary inquiry into contemporary understanding of risk -- 9. Organisational Inquiry -- 9a Embedded Scales: interdisclipinary and institutional issues -- 9b Adaptiveness and Openness in ecosystem management: an exemplary sensitivity -- 9c Truth, Knowledge and Data: a study of truth-building in organizational change -- 10. Individual-focused Inquiry -- 10a Making Their Way: releasing the potential of environmental studies graduates -- 10b White Skin, Black Masks: a personal narrative on benevolent racism -- 10c Exploring the Doctoral Interface -- 11. Holistic Inquiry -- 11a Designerly Ways of Knowing: what does design have to offer? -- 11b Rethinking Change -- 11c All Knowledge Is Indigenous -- Part III: The Future -- 12. Human Ecology and Open Transdisciplinary Inquiry -- 13. Can There Be a Community of Practice?