Creating Space for Change: Real-world Laboratories for Sustainability Transformations: The Case of Baden-Württemberg

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Creating Space for Change: Real-world Laboratories for Sustainability Transformations: The Case of Baden-Württemberg. / Schäpke, Niko; Singer-Brodowski, Mandy; Stelzer, Franziska et al.
in: GAIA, Jahrgang 24, Nr. 4, 2015, S. 281-283.

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Schäpke N, Singer-Brodowski M, Stelzer F, Bergmann M, Lang DJ. Creating Space for Change: Real-world Laboratories for Sustainability Transformations: The Case of Baden-Württemberg. GAIA. 2015;24(4):281-283. doi: 10.14512/gaia.24.4.17

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abstract = "In the face of persistent sustainability problems challenging economic development, ecological integrity as well as social justice, transformational changes are crucial. Proposed changes shall include, for instance, large-scale transitions of practices, infrastructures as well as values and priorities. In Germany, real-world laboratories are proposed for research in and with society, aiming to understand and contribute to transformations.",
keywords = "Transdisciplinary studies, real-world laboratories, research policy, sustainability transformations, sustainability transitions, transdisciplinarity, urban sustainability",
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