Titlebook: Global Sustainability, Cultural Perspectives and Challenges for Transdisciplinary Integrated Researc; Benno Werlen Book 2015 Springer Inte

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Challenges for Transdisciplinary Researchh is occurring within a more traditional culture of academic knowledge, has a number of guiding principles, and diverse approaches which allow it to play a role in the development of sustainability cultures. Lessons have been learned from the practical implementation of transdisciplinary research an

Institution

From Knowledge Co-production to Transdisciplinary Research: Lessons from the Quest to Produce Socialmend paying more attention to the qualities necessary for an understanding of practical knowledge that enable knowledge realization, and the abilities that make the implementation of findings possible. It is believed that the need for openness, flexibility, and attention to the diversity and uncerta

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Carving a Niche for the Social Sciences in Transdisciplinary Research on Climate Change Adaptation irengthening innovations and innovation systems that improve farmer livelihoods. We thus recommend considering social sciences as an approach that examines horizontal phenomena and explores the challenges of environmental change and innovative research dimensions.

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chronology

An Integrated Approach to Environmental Management in Bangladeshns worked with government agencies on the integration of government policies that directly addressed environmental management mainly. Although the overall intellectual infrastructure at the local level is reasonably good, the significant, but weak coordination between various government agencies has

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Institutions and Planning: A Reflection from Disaster Management Planning in Indonesiat the knowledge gap between national and provincial government bodies occurred owing to limited experience in conducting disaster management planning at the meso-level; and (iii) that there was a significant lack of organizational resources in conducting more inclusive disaster management planning a

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