Understanding social innovation for the well-being of forest-dependent communities: A preliminary theoretical framework

Kluvánková, Tatiana; Brnkaľáková, Stanislava; Špaček, Martin; Slee, Bill; Nijnik, Maria; Valero, Diana E; Miller, David; Bryce, Rosalind; Kozová, Mária; Polman, N.B.P.; Szabo, Tomáš; Gežík, Veronika

doi:10.1016/j.forpol.2018.09.016

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“…En cualquier caso, la distribución de campos de conocimiento, ya sea científico o local, revelada por este análisis, evidencia el carácter poliédrico de la lucha contra la despoblación y lo susceptible que es para el análisis interdisciplinar. Si bien diferentes tipos de conocimiento pueden ser motores de innovación social (Kluvánková et al, 2018), cabe esperar que su análisis disciplinar determine también posibles soluciones, por lo que ampliar su estudio desde una perspectiva interdisciplinar ayudaría a proponer nuevas soluciones a la despoblación.…”

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“…Esta necesidad de reevaluar la despoblación desde una perspectiva interdisciplinar se integra en el contexto general de aumento de las demandas de interdisciplinariedad y transformación de la relación entre conocimiento científico y sociedad, que pasa a ser más abierta y en red (Lowe & Phillipson, 2006) La innovación social aparece en este contexto como un fenómeno complejo de naturaleza interdisciplinar. Por un lado, la innovación social está promovida por diferentes tipos de conocimiento, tanto el local interno de la comunidad como el experto de procedencia externa (Kluvánková et al, 2018). Por otro, constituye un área de investigación en la que enfoques interdisciplinares juegan un rol importante, con comunidades investigadoras multidisciplinares y un complejo conceptual informado por debates que implican aportaciones desde la sociología, economía, geografía, urbanismo, ciencia política, etc.…”

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“…(Moulaert et al, 2013;Van der Have & Rubalcaba, 2016). Además, la combinación de diferentes tipos de conocimiento en cuanto a su procedencia externa o interna, popular o experta, se ha reconocido como importante en la configuración de la innovación social (Kluvánková et al, 2018) y las estrategias de desarrollo rural sostenible en general (Lowe & Philipson, 2006;Lowe et al, 2019).…”

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Interdisciplinariedad en la innovación social frente a la despoblación rural

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2019

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<div data-canvas-width="537.7519333333333">This article explores interdisciplinarity in social innovation facing rural depopulation. For this purpose, we analyse the diversity of disciplines involved in the social innovation initiatives registered in the database of the SIMRA research project that are addressing demographic challenges. The results of this analysis show a significant level of integration of scientific knowledge in the social innovation facing depopulation, which evidences the need for interdisciplinarity in fighting depopulation and also its analysis, as well as the existing margin for more scientific fields to participate in this type of social innovation.</div>

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2019

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“…• Social innovations (Kluvánková et al, 2018) & regeneration (Beel et al, 2017) • Social networks and local culture (Miller & Pescaroli, 2018) and addressing the cultural and institutional forces that work to reinforce inequality and marginalization (Shah, 2016) • Social roles (Drucza & Peveri, 2018) • Capacities of knowledge transmission (Connon, 2017) and redistribution (Shah & Lopes Cardozo, 2014) including the connection to the global situation (Stenbacka & Bygdell, 2018) Nationalism Security and justice…”

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Developing Social Resilience and Building a Culture of Nationalism in the City of Batam, Indonesia

Delima¹,

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Moersidik³

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International ports serve and expedited interaction between nations. Building a modern international port city and advanced society dwellers within it heavily depends on socially sustainable development, and on the level of social resilience of its residents. The rapid development of an international port city cannot disregard many foreign interests in the City’s decision making; therefore, the lack of a culture of nationalism is investigated. This paper tries to portray that building social resilience is hand-in-hand with building a culture of nationalism, and it exists in the international port city setting such as the City of Batam. A mixed method analysis is used to get determinants of social resilience and nationalism. It is used a systematic review of peer-reviewed academic journal articles published between 2013 and 2018 to scope and synthesize assessment criteria; then it is compared with the quality of socio-cultural life condition from the survey and in-depth interview. The analysis results show a correlation between economic and political powers and building the local identity and culture of nationalism. In the context of being local, being national, and being "other" in the regional area, this study also shows that building a culture of nationalism is related to socially sustainable development, and nationalism is not correlated with the place of living but to the efforts of citizen participation in sustainable development. Therefore, building social resilience is also building a culture of nationalism, and it makes an international port city distinctly unique despite its internationalism characteristic.

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“…Social innovation has been applied as a useful concept to examine the social-ecological enhancement of regions [18], protected areas [25], Indigenous reserves [26], forests and other natural resource territories [27][28][29][30]. Despite these examples, social innovation has not been used to analyze green land acquisition.…”

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Community-Led Green Land Acquisition: Social Innovative Initiatives for Forest Protection and Regional Development

Castro-Arce

Vanclay

2020

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Land acquisition often involves power and displacement and can be carried out on a large scale. There are many forms of land acquisition, including for environmental and conservation purposes as well as for production activities. While green grabbing has joined land grabbing as an environmental justice issue of concern, it is not necessarily the case that all green land acquisition is large scale, done by powerful outsiders, or leads to displacement and exclusion. The outcomes of green land acquisition are dependent on the mechanisms used, the adequacy of resettlement and/or compensation, and the social and environmental context in which it happens. We discuss the outcomes of community-led land acquisition for conservation purposes in Costa Rica. We considered a special case of green land acquisition done by local civil society to defend the forest and water resources of the Juan Castro Blanco National Water Park in Costa Rica. We used the literature on green grabbing, social ecological systems, and social innovation to discuss local environmental governance and regional sustainable development. This paper makes a fresh contribution to environmental planning and environmental governance by bringing in aspects of green land acquisition that have not been previously explored.

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Understanding social innovation for the well-being of forest-dependent communities: A preliminary theoretical framework

Cited by 57 publications

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Interdisciplinariedad en la innovación social frente a la despoblación rural

Interdisciplinariedad en la innovación social frente a la despoblación rural

Developing Social Resilience and Building a Culture of Nationalism in the City of Batam, Indonesia

Community-Led Green Land Acquisition: Social Innovative Initiatives for Forest Protection and Regional Development

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