A5010496224- Environmental Conservation and Management
- Energy, Environment, Agriculture Analysis
- Forest Management and Policy
- Dutch Social and Cultural Studies
- Land Use and Ecosystem Services
- Coastal and Marine Management
- Peatlands and Wetlands Ecology
- Marine and Offshore Engineering Studies
- Forest Ecology and Biodiversity Studies
- Regional Development and Policy
- Sustainability and Climate Change Governance
- International Maritime Law Issues
- Policy Transfer and Learning
- Public Policy and Administration Research
- Rural development and sustainability
- Environmental Policies and Emissions
- Economic and Environmental Valuation
- EU Law and Policy Analysis
- Organic Food and Agriculture
- Agricultural Economics and Policy
- Environmental Impact and Sustainability
- Sustainable Agricultural Systems Analysis
- Innovation and Socioeconomic Development
- Global trade, sustainability, and social impact
- University-Industry-Government Innovation Models
Wageningen University & Research
2010-2024
European seas are encountering an upsurge in competing marine activities and infrastructures. Traditional exploitation such as fisheries, tourism, transportation, oil production accompanied by new sustainable economic offshore windfarms, aquaculture, tidal wave energy. One proposed solution to overcome possible claims at sea lies combining these part of Multi-Use Platforms Sea (MUPS). MUPS can be understood areas sea, designated for a combination activities, either completely integrated...
Knowledge governance opens new pathways for collective action and is especially suited solving complex societal problems. This paper analyses knowledge in two ways. First, it presents an overview of the literature on this topic with a particular focus principles governance: self-organization, transdisciplinary production dissemination, social learning, reflexivity boundary management. Secondly, results case study to investigate impact of, barriers to, governance. The Dutch Northern Frisian...
Throughout the world, there is a growing interest in communities' self-governance of natural resources. However, many initiatives proceed with difficulty, particularly when these conflict established rules and institutions. This paper addresses question extent to which, under what conditions, can become successful heavily regulated policy fields. It, therefore, analyses initiative by Dutch farmers' association from two theoretical perspectives: Ostrom's institutional design principles...
Abstract Literature on mission-specific innovation systems (MIS) highlights the crucial role of directionality when achieving sustainability transitions, while diversity literature emphasizes need to keep diverse directions open. Like directionality, is created by system actors tackle complex and uncertain nature transitions. While these two strands are presented largely independent one another, both deemed necessary achieve sociotechnical We thus aim uncover how unfold in parallel a MIS....
The rise of knowledge-based territorial development has been fuelled primarily by aspirations competitiveness and wealth creation. Another upcoming ambition is that sustainability, not only as an accompanying goal but a core mission driving initiatives such clusters development. This paper explores mission-driven along theoretical empirical lines. starts discussing basic heuristic model intersecting the three concepts 'mission', 'knowledge' (distinguishing 'substantive' 'significant'...