2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.ecolecon.2011.07.014
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A coevolutionary framework for analysing a transition to a sustainable low carbon economy

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“…Accordingly, if stakeholders seek to develop this form of agriculture at the local level, they may have to develop "transition management", i.e. a process of governance that seeks to steer or modulate the dynamics of transitions through interactive and iterative processes among networks of stakeholders (Darnhofer 2015;Foxon 2011;Foxon et al 2009). The challenge is then to manage a "purposive transition", i.e.…”
Section: Challenges Of the Transition To Biodiversity-based Agricultumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Accordingly, if stakeholders seek to develop this form of agriculture at the local level, they may have to develop "transition management", i.e. a process of governance that seeks to steer or modulate the dynamics of transitions through interactive and iterative processes among networks of stakeholders (Darnhofer 2015;Foxon 2011;Foxon et al 2009). The challenge is then to manage a "purposive transition", i.e.…”
Section: Challenges Of the Transition To Biodiversity-based Agricultumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A key question we explore is how these system dimensions are likely to change in the future and how this might alter the selection environment for different energy storage technologies in the longer term. Drawing on Foxon (2011), the key components of the pathways are outlined below and in the following section we explore these pathway dimensions and how they are changing in the context of the low-carbon energy transition. (Foxon, 2011)  Technologies are 'methods and designs for transforming matter, energy and information from one state to another in pursuit of a goal or goals' (p.2262): Here we must consider the range of potential electrical and heat storage technologies in the context of the changing technical architecture of the system, in particular if large amounts of variable renewables are connected.…”
Section: A Coevolutionary Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Drawing on Foxon (2011), the key components of the pathways are outlined below and in the following section we explore these pathway dimensions and how they are changing in the context of the low-carbon energy transition. (Foxon, 2011)  Technologies are 'methods and designs for transforming matter, energy and information from one state to another in pursuit of a goal or goals' (p.2262): Here we must consider the range of potential electrical and heat storage technologies in the context of the changing technical architecture of the system, in particular if large amounts of variable renewables are connected.  Ecological systems are defined as 'systems of natural flows and interactions that maintain and enhance living systems' (p.2262): As outlined in the introduction, the UK has legally enshrined emissions reductions targets and as part of our pathway analysis in the next sections it is presumed that each of our pathways meet these targets.…”
Section: A Coevolutionary Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
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