Titlebook: Urban Galapagos; Transition to Sustai Thomas Kvan,Justyna Karakiewicz Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 complex adaptive system

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Toward Urban Self-Sufficiency in the Galapagos Islandsstudio in which propositions for possible future urban development were explored informed by CAS theory. The Holling cycle of adaptive change is used as a model to examine urban interventions to describe a transition to sustainable urban form. The cycle is then embedded into a panarchy model to cont

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2195-1055 urban systems as a tool for research and design.This book addresses the future of urbanisation on the Galapagos Islands from a systems, governance and design perspective with the competing parameters of liveability, economic and ecological, using the Galapagos as a laboratory for the theoretical an

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The Galapagos Urban Contextban, and protected areas. Rural and urban areas are considered inhabitable areas and represent only 3% of the total land surface. This chapter presents the context and background against which the remaining chapters will discuss particular aspects of natural and urban systems.

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