Sentence examples for governance experimentation from inspiring English sources

Empirically little is known neither on how governance experimentation actually unfolds nor about its effectiveness for socio-technical transitions.

Furthermore, factors which influenced the success of this governance experimentation process are revealed and the role of various forms of learning therein is described.

This research paper presents a critical analysis of a unique process of governance experimentation within the Australian urban water sector which generated sufficient social political capital to change an established water governance framework.

When analysing the water sector it becomes clear that modern urban water systems have almost exclusively focused upon technological experimentation with little attention directed towards the importance of governance experimentation for social learning.

Social scientists have begun to explore public perceptions of geoengineering, and have documented a significant degree of concern over the effective governance of research and experimentation in this area.

We show how standard-setters create governance modules through local niche experimentation, negotiate and legitimate their content with peers across local contexts, and re-integrate them into an emerging architecture.

The paper focuses on urban climate change governance as a process of experimentation.

For instance, literature on Transition Management suggests that governance, as opposed to purely technical, experimentation is considered a critical factor in achieving a socio-technical transition.

This new trend of purposive experimentation in climate change governance in cities in Asia, could be associated with new private-led forms of urbanism in emerging economies or with different cultural approaches to managing climate change.

Effective spin-off governance structures in a highly uncertain environment must promote experimentation and adaptation, in order to unlock the latent value in a technology.

This is not necessarily an indication that international agreements have direct impact in fostering climate change experimentation, but rather, that international climate change governance efforts correspond with an increasing interest on climate change in the collective imaginations of urban actors.