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Territorial Ecology And Socioecological Transition Nicolas Buclet

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Territorial Ecology And Socioecological Transition Nicolas Buclet
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Publisher: Wiley-ISTE
File Extension: PDF
File size: 6.81 MB
Pages: 205
Author: Nicolas Buclet
ISBN: 9781786305466, 1786305461
Language: English
Year: 2021
Volume: 34

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Territorial Ecology And Socioecological Transition Nicolas Buclet by Nicolas Buclet 9781786305466, 1786305461 instant download after payment.

In the same realm as social ecology, industrial ecology and the circular economy, a new interdisciplinary field is growing: territorial ecology. Based on the analysis of the metabolism of human societies at a local level, it helps us diagnose a socioecosystem. This diagnostic is not only based on what is circulating, but also on how it is organized and why. Who is at the origin of a flow? What are their motivations? Who has the power to make decisions about it?

This methodology, taking into account both the material description of human societies and the analysis of decisionmaking processes, might also be relevant for territorial diagnostics. It leads us to a systemic view of the consequences of individual and collective actions on the sustainability of local socio ecosystems.

Socio-ecological transition implies a substantial evolution of human societies. Innovation, be it technological, organizational or social, is intrinsically involved in this evolution. However, if transition calls for disruptive rather than incremental innovations, we must also assess these innovations with a systemic view of their consequences.

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