Bioregionalism was popularised in the 1970s back to the land movement. It is distinguished
from other forms of environmentalism through the spatial imaginary of a bioregion as the …

A large and fast-growing field of studies, known as sustainability transitions, emerged at the
end of the 1990s, relying on a number of theoretical approaches. Transition management …

This paper elaborates on a number of key success factors of transformative learning (TL)
theory as well as provides arguments that validate them. The paper at hands lines out how …

Multiple factors are involved in community change processes, yet understanding how factors
interact to shape these complex social processed is limited. This has important implications …

While there is growing optimism for inner transformations to catalyse systemic shifts towards
more sustainable ways of being, no study so far has attempted to assess how well current …

Universities are one potentially important place–albeit not the only one–to initiate the next
generation into becoming the adult humans needed to navigate the difficult future of the …

Sustainable development is the ultimate goal for policy‐makers and place‐makers to
develop a place. Nevertheless, although many approaches, such as exogenous …

Bioregioning is a new wave of bioregional discourse that appears to be attracting interest
among sustainability researchers and practitioners. Through interviews with contemporary …

While literature on transition intermediation is burgeoning, the implications of a sensitivity to
“place” in transition intermediation remain ill understood. In this paper, we empirically …

Integrated approaches to knowledge that recognize meaning, behavior, culture, and
systems as domains of knowledge are increasingly employed in holistic views on …