Collaborative resilience : moving through crisis to opportunity

Collaborative resilience : moving through crisis to opportunity / edited by Bruce Evan Goldstein.

Case studies and analyses investigate how collaborative response to crisis can enhance social-ecological resilience and promote community reinvention.

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Goldstein, Bruce Evan, 1963- (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press, ©2012.
Subjects:
Community development.
Community organization.
Crises > Social aspects.
Sociology, Urban.
City planning.
community organizations.
urban sociology.
community development.
POLITICAL SCIENCE > Public Policy > City Planning & Urban Development.
NATURE > Natural Resources.
City planning
Community development
Community organization
Sociology, Urban
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction: crisis and collaborative resilience / Bruce Evan Goldstein
  • Understanding collaboration. Planning resilient communities: insights from experiences with risky technologies / Connie P. Ozawa
  • Leaping forward: building resilience by communicating vulnerability / Moira L. Zellner, Charles J. Hoch, and Eric W. Welch
  • Complex systems, anticipation, and collaborative planning for resilience / Sanda Kaufman
  • The study of slow / Jana Carp
  • Creating the climate change resilient community / John Randolph
  • Collaborative resilience case studies. A. Reaching consensus.
  • Conflict and collaboration in defining the "desired state": the case of Cozumel, Mexico / Luis A. Bojórquez-Tapia and Hallie Eakin
  • Getting to resilience in a climate-protected community: early problem-solving choices, ideas, and governance philosophy / Edward P. Weber
  • Collaborative planning to create a network of Fisherfolk organizations in the Caribbean / Patrick McConney and Terrence Phillips
  • Collective transitions and community resilience in the face of enduring trauma / E. Franklin Dukes, Jill Williams, and Steven Kelban
  • B. Advocating change. Fostering collaborative resilience through adaptive comanagement: reconciling theory and practice in the management of fisheries in the Mekong region / Robert Arthur, Richard Friend, and Melissa Marschke
  • Resilient politics and a place-based ethics of care: rethinking the city through the District Six Museum in Cape Town, South Africa / Karen E. Till
  • Shadow networks, social learning, and collaborating through crisis: building resilient forest-based communities in Northern Ontario, Canada / Ryan Bullock, Derek Armitage, and Bruce Mitchell
  • Collaborating for transformative resilience: shared identity in the U.S. fire learning network / Bruce Evan Goldstein and William Hale Butler
  • Conclusion: Communicative resilience / Bruce Evan Goldstein.

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