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Governance and social innovation for social and ecological transition

Governance and social innovation for social and ecological transition. www.cardiff.ac.uk/research. Abid Mehmood MehmoodA1@cardiff.ac.uk Tipping Point Conference, Durham 2 nd July 2012. outline. Classification of views Methodological tools Social innovation Adaptive governance

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Governance and social innovation for social and ecological transition

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  1. Governance and social innovation for social and ecological transition www.cardiff.ac.uk/research Abid Mehmood MehmoodA1@cardiff.ac.uk Tipping Point Conference, Durham 2nd July 2012

  2. outline • Classification of views • Methodological tools • Social innovation • Adaptive governance • Conclusion

  3. classification of views Mechanistic • Disturbance (balance) • Equilibrium • Path-dependent • Slow and steady (Direct tips) • Within the same variable Evolutionary • Adaptation (change) • Adaptive resilience • Path- breaking/altering • Minor but continuous (Contextual tips) • Among different variables

  4. methodological tools Periodization • Space and time • Conjunctures • Moments • Structural • Emblematic • Turning • Transformation and reproduction Collapse • Place, time, environment • Systems interaction • Gradual shift • Risks and uncertainties • Relationships between past and future

  5. social innovation • Self-conscious collective action to address unsatisfied needs and support alternatives • In place-based terms (Moulaert et al 2005): • satisfaction of needs • social relations • empowerment • A factor of change  socio-ecological transition

  6. adaptive governance • A response to urban growth  social impacts  ecological stress • Interface: public policy, civil society, biophysical • Social learning and adaptive management • Adaptive cycles: exploitation, conservation, creative destruction, and renewal • socio-ecological complexity: variety, adapt, transform

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