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Griffin, Douglas; Shaw, Patricia; Stacey, Ralph

doi:10.1023/a:1022403802302

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“…Acknowledging that there are many entry points to knowledge in sustainability research (Apetrei et al, 2021), we consider knowledge here as a process of simultaneously knowing and acting which has a particular focus on applying expertise (Griffin et al, 1999).…”

Section: Conceptualisations Of Local Knowledgementioning

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Place‐embedded agency: Exploring knowledge–place connections for enabling plurality in governance of social–ecological systems

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1. Including different forms of knowledges and views in decision-making is crucial to managing the complexity of social-ecological systems (SES) in ways that are inclusive and embrace diversity. 2. Sense of place scholarship can explain subjectivity in SES; however, it has hardly been considered together with the literature on knowledge processes, overlooking the epistemic dimension of sense of place and its potential to shed light on the roles and views of individuals in respect to natural resources and their management. 3. This paper explores how local knowledge and place-belonging (as a form of sense of place) intersect, and what kinds of implications these knowledge-place connections have for the interactions between actors and their agency in the High Coast/Kvarken Archipelago UNESCO World Heritage Site (Sweden/Finland). 4. Drawing on participant observation in workshops and semi-structured interviews with diverse actors in this transboundary governance context, we identify five types of knowledge-place connections, which exemplify diverse positions on local knowledge shaped by place-belonging.5. We propose a concept of place-embedded agency to reveal how these positions shape action and interaction between people inside and outside formal decisionmaking processes. We argue that recognising and taking place-embedded agency into account can help to overcome tensions and enhance plurality in SES governance.

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Section: Conceptualisations Of Local Knowledgementioning

confidence: 99%

Place‐embedded agency: Exploring knowledge–place connections for enabling plurality in governance of social–ecological systems

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“…Monte Carlo simulation is a technique generally used to estimate the confidence interval of the environmental impact results [43].…”

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Parameter Uncertainty Analysis of the Life Cycle Inventory Database: Application to Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Brown Rice Production in IDEA

2018

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Abstract:The objective of this paper is to develop a simple method for analyzing the parameter uncertainty of the Japanese life cycle inventory database (LCI DB), termed the inventory database for environmental analysis (IDEA). The IDEA has a weakness of poor data quality because over 60% of datasets in IDEA were compiled based on secondary data (non-site-specific data sources). Three different approaches were used to estimate the uncertainty of the brown rice production dataset, including the stochastic modeling approach, the semi-quantitative DQI (Data Quality Indicator) approach, and a modification of the semi-quantitative DQI approach (including two alternative approaches for modification). The stochastic modeling approach provided the best estimate of the true mean of the sample space and its results were used as the reference for comparison with the other approaches. A simple method for the parameter uncertainty analysis of the agriculture industry DB was proposed by modifying the beta distribution parameters (endpoint range, shape parameter) in the semi-quantitative DQI approach using the results from the stochastic modeling approach. The effect of changing the beta distribution parameters in the semi-quantitative DQI approach indicated that the proposed method is an efficient method for the quantitative parameter uncertainty analysis of the brown rice production dataset in the IDEA.

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Book Review: Tools for Complex Projects

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2008

Project Management Journal

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Cited by 34 publications

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Place‐embedded agency: Exploring knowledge–place connections for enabling plurality in governance of social–ecological systems

Place‐embedded agency: Exploring knowledge–place connections for enabling plurality in governance of social–ecological systems

Parameter Uncertainty Analysis of the Life Cycle Inventory Database: Application to Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Brown Rice Production in IDEA

Book Review: Tools for Complex Projects

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