Social innovation in urban and regional development
Subtitle: perspectives on an emerging field in planning and urban studies
By: Yvonne Franz, Hans-Heinrich Blotevobel and Rainer Danielzyk (eds.).
Series: ISR-Forschungsberichte -- Heft 47; ISR-Forschungsberichte -- Heft 47.
Publisher: Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften
Published: 2018
Place of publication: Wien
Language: eng
Number of pages: 152
ISBN-13: 9783700183334
Subjects: City planning; Social aspects; Regional planning
Description: This edited volume on "Social innovation in urban and regional development" brings the ongoing research of early-career researchers into focus. The re-emerging discourse on social innovation (SI) is covered through a variety of topics, case studies and methodological approaches that were discussed during the International Summer School 2017 of the German Academy of Spatial Research and Planning (ARL) in cooperation with the University of Vienna and the Austrian Academy of Sciences. As a result, a broader understanding of SI in urban and regional development has been developed by discussing recent initiatives and strategies of SI within this field. --
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Forward  -- Yvonne Franz, Hans Heinrich Blotevogel, Rainer Danielzyk -- 1.; title: Framework conditions for social innovation. -- 1.1; title: Exploring the politico-institutional dimension of social innovation to repoliticize urban governance arrangements  -- Angeliki Paidakaki, Frank Moulaert, Pieter Van den Broeck ; -- 1.2; title: Community energy enterprises: an interpretative research framework for distributed energy policy making  -- Luca Tricarico ; -- 1.3; title: Understanding post-disaster recovery processes: is there space for learning and experimentation?  -- Irene Bianchi ; -- 1.4; title: Is industrial and territorial ecology a type of social innovation that is able to foster territorial development?  -- Stéphane Ogé, Alexandre Bredimas -- 2.; title: The local dimension of social innovation. -- 2.1; title: Graffiti murals as social innovation. An example of a cooperative and planned process of urban development in Aachen, Germany  -- Christoph Hilmer ; -- 2.2; title: Addressing (un)intentional practices: conceptual lessons from Luxembourg's Redange Canton  -- Jan-Tobias Doerr ; -- 2.3; title: Social innovation in condominium management. The intermediary role of third sector organisations in supporting low-income homeowners  -- Luz María Vergara -- 3.; title: The regional dimension of social innovation. -- 3.1; title: Is social innovation a key to "de-peripheralization"? dealing with challenges of peripheralization on a local level  -- Stefanie Döringer ; -- 3.2; title: Developing regional social innovation ecosystems  -- Dmitri Domanski ; -- 3.3; title: Social resilience assessment in flood-prone neighborhoods. A case study of two districts in Behshahr, Iran -- Maliheh Hashemi Tilenoi, Anna Geppert.