Transition Management for Sustainable Development¶
LOORBACH, D. (2010). Transition Management for Sustainable Development: A Prescriptive, Complexity-Based Governance Framework. Governance, 161-183.
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- Three Horizons Analysis
- The architectural transition challenge is that H1 and H3 often have tension in their design principles — the same incumbent-versus-emerging dilemma Loorbach (2010) treats in transition management, where regime structures optimized for stability actively impede the experimentation needed to develop their successor.
This sourceTreats incumbent-versus-emerging dynamics in transition management: regime structures optimized for stability actively impede the experimentation needed to develop their successor, requiring deliberate niche-protection and arena-design.
- The architectural transition challenge is that H1 and H3 often have tension in their design principles — the same incumbent-versus-emerging dilemma Loorbach (2010) treats in transition management, where regime structures optimized for stability actively impede the experimentation needed to develop their successor.
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