Titlebook: Governance of Urban Sustainability Transitions; European and Asian E Derk Loorbach,Julia M. Wittmayer,Satoru Mizuguchi Book 2016 The Editor

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-28957-7and provides the basis for new types of governance. We then describe the structure of the book. It first elaborates upon the theoretical ideas and governance approaches related to sustainability transitions. It then draws upon empirical evidence from applied transition management in European and Jap

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Marktgerechte Produktentwicklunghallenge, to develop collective transition visions and strategies, and to start strategic experiments. In this chapter we zoom in on the different elements of transition management (i.e., principles, framework, instruments, process methodologies) and their heuristic and operational use in the urban

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-12422-2s in different domains under the pressure of fundamental landscape shifts. Using the concepts of multi-level and multi-regime, the central issue concerns how the bottom-up attempt of multi-niche innovations from a geographically local context interacts with multiple regimes. We identify the multi-ni

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10743-9egarding the longevity of empowerment effects on the arena participants point to lessons for TM, including the creation of space in the city administration before the process and facilitation ‘beyond the arena’.

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,Elektrizit?tsmarkt in Deutschland,ransition management, we learnt that information provided by scientists can act as a . in arenas with diverse participants, who can use it to connect their own context and practice to the arena issue at hand. Furthermore, these cases suggested that striving for . and connecting different problem ori

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The Challenge of Sustainable Urban Development and Transforming Citiesand provides the basis for new types of governance. We then describe the structure of the book. It first elaborates upon the theoretical ideas and governance approaches related to sustainability transitions. It then draws upon empirical evidence from applied transition management in European and Jap

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Governing Transitions in Cities: Fostering Alternative Ideas, Practices, and Social Relations Throughallenge, to develop collective transition visions and strategies, and to start strategic experiments. In this chapter we zoom in on the different elements of transition management (i.e., principles, framework, instruments, process methodologies) and their heuristic and operational use in the urban

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