What does practising the Adaptive Systemic Approach offer engaged sustainability science?

- Palmer, Carolyn G, Tanner, Jane L

Title
What does practising the Adaptive Systemic Approach offer engaged sustainability science?
Creator
Palmer, Carolyn G, Tanner, Jane L
Subject
To be catalogued
Date
2024
Type
text
Type
article
Identifier
http://hdl.handle.net/10962/480784
Identifier
vital:78476
Identifier
https://hdl.handle.net/10520/ejc-sajsci-v120-n9-a8
Description
Engaged sustainability science is a relational response that mobilises knowledge into constructive action. However, theoretical and conceptual development has outstripped effective practice. Some of the barriers to practice include: (1) integrative theories, concepts and vocabulary that are not familiar to most disciplinary scholars; (2) literature that supports these perspectives is dispersed and difficult to organise into practical steps; (3) the skill-set for effective engagement is rare, and includes facilitating co-learning that is attentive to power and equity. By providing a clear set of activities, the Adaptive Systemic Approach enables novice and experienced research practitioners to start, and to follow a pathway.
Format
3 page, pdf
Language
English
Relation
South African Journal of Science, Palmer, C.G. and Tanner, J., 2024. What does practising the Adaptive Systemic Approach offer engaged sustainability science?. South African Journal of Science, 120(9/10), South African Journal of Science volume 120 number 9-10 1 4 2024 1996-7489
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