DigiDecarbon 2022-2024
The “demand side” of the market, actions by citizens as consumers and producers of to low carbon energy now plays Continue reading
The “demand side” of the market, actions by citizens as consumers and producers of to low carbon energy now plays Continue reading
Creative practices have already demonstrated transformational potential in the area of social cohesion and environmental citizenship, but they are often Continue reading
Yekta Bakırlıoğlu & Cindy Kohtala (2019) Framing Open Design through Theoretical Concepts and Practical Applications: A Systematic Literature Review, Human–Computer Continue reading
Miikka J. Lehtonen, Antti Ainamo & J.Tuomas Harviainen (2019) The four faces of creative industries: visualising the game industry ecosystem Continue reading
This study investigates stakeholder integration strategies associated with high sustainability performance of innovation. The results imply that deep organizational engagement with stakeholders is necessary for the achievement of high performance. Otherwise, the three strategies range from progressive openness to limited openness and fine-tuning.
Murto, P., Jalas, M., Juntunen, J., & Hyysalo, S. (2019). Devices and strategies: An analysis of managing complexity in energy Continue reading
We improved the path creation toolsets and procedures of transition management to create more detailed pathways and analyses of pathway step interrelations. The system has facilitated and anchored well the discussions by participants with cross-sectoral backgrounds. Overall, the redesigned system underscores the potential that codesign for sustainability transitions holds.
We aim to bring more clarity to the topic of intermediaries in transitions by providing a definition of transition intermediaries and a typology of five intermediary types that is sensitive to the emergence, neutrality and goals of intermediary actors as well as their context and level of action. We argue that systemic and niche intermediaries are the most crucial forms of intermediary actors in transitions, but they need to be complemented by a full ecology of intermediaries.