2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.landurbplan.2016.01.010
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“…A study of participant interviews, which developed a “multidimensional evaluation model” with the factors of content dependence, stakeholder role, multi-tiered data, and development of criteria, demonstrates that the accuracy of and interest in deliberation topics and well-skilled facilitators are important for an effective process (Lundström et al 2016 ). Lundström et al ( 2016 ) contend that a clear vision for integration into the political decision-making system should ensure that citizens play active roles and do not remain only audience members; it is challenging to handle people who are inexperienced at participating in a deliberative process and justifying their opinions.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A study of participant interviews, which developed a “multidimensional evaluation model” with the factors of content dependence, stakeholder role, multi-tiered data, and development of criteria, demonstrates that the accuracy of and interest in deliberation topics and well-skilled facilitators are important for an effective process (Lundström et al 2016 ). Lundström et al ( 2016 ) contend that a clear vision for integration into the political decision-making system should ensure that citizens play active roles and do not remain only audience members; it is challenging to handle people who are inexperienced at participating in a deliberative process and justifying their opinions.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A study of participant interviews, which developed a “multidimensional evaluation model” with the factors of content dependence, stakeholder role, multi-tiered data, and development of criteria, demonstrates that the accuracy of and interest in deliberation topics and well-skilled facilitators are important for an effective process (Lundström et al 2016 ). Lundström et al ( 2016 ) contend that a clear vision for integration into the political decision-making system should ensure that citizens play active roles and do not remain only audience members; it is challenging to handle people who are inexperienced at participating in a deliberative process and justifying their opinions. Jones and Einsiedel ( 2011 ), in a study that analyzed semi-structured interviews with policy-makers and examined the institutionalization of the mini-publics method, noted that rational deliberations among various stakeholders took time but produced valuable results, including a new mechanism for ensuring transparency and accountability in decision-making process.…”
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“…Experience in other fields shows that dedicated governance capabilities are required to handle appropriately complex-adaptive dynamics [1,8,16,26,74]. Such capabilities include adaptive, deliberative and participatory practices, reflexivity and variety of frames, resilience to uncertainties, responsiveness and capability to observe, revitalisation to block unproductive patterns, rescaling as well as cross-scale interactions.…”
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“…The "blue" techno-commercial operations in the marine environment are embedded in global supply-chains and are subject to multi-level regulation/management. These features likely cause that marine "social-ecological systems" exhibit "complex-adaptive" dynamics [8], and therefore require modes of governance that account for the complexity and the inherent unpredictability [9,10]. People (or human agents, stakeholders), institutions (or governments, governance arrangements) and corporations and civil society organisations together co-shape complex-adaptive socio-ecological systems [11][12][13].…”
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confidence: 99%