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• W858615079 abstract "Learning partnerships are becoming increasingly common for municipalities to fulfill their roles as important actors in adaptive governance regimes for sustainability. However, there is little theoretical guidance for municipalities, endangering the effectiveness of partnerships. The Ball-Bearing Framework used in this thesis is one of the first attempts to understand inter-municipal partnerships, but lacks wider application and theoretical grounding. Simultaneously, transdisciplinarity has emerged as a valuable research approach to provide socially robust knowledge for the solution of complex, societal problems. These two trends have resulted in an increasing need to understand trans-municipal partnerships. Taking a critical realist perspective, I therefore aim to improve the understanding of the generative mechanisms of successful trans-municipal learning. I do so by applying the Ball-Bearing Framework as well as the Lang et al. (2012) framework for transdisciplinary research processes on the trans-municipal learning partnership “Urban Transition Oresund”, and then integrating the two frameworks theoretically and empirically, following a mixed methods approach. Thus, my research contributes to the problem-solving aspect of sustainability science, to further the transition towards a sustainable society.My findings show a strong overlap between the two concepts by enhancing each other and forming a more complete picture of trans-municipal partnerships. Especially the Mutuality, Valuation and Reframing / Transformation components of the Ball-Bearing Framework show strong, internal as well as interconnected, logical relationships that can be described with the Lang et al. (2012) framework. I argue that a clear methodological framework is highly important to achieve mutuality, valuation and reframing. Researchers can strongly contribute to reframing activities, but need to be integrated properly in the project structure. An unclear definition of roles and the subsequent wrong expectations as well as a lack of structures are the biggest hurdles to an effective trans-municipal cooperation. It is not only a challenge to integrate academia and practice but also various academic disciplines and different research paradigms, making it difficult to establish clear roles. In large, mixed research teams, inherent conflicts of interest make a mutual, transdisciplinary partnership challenging but ever more necessary to ensure valuation from all parties. With practice often still having a science-advice expectation, reframing needs to be clearly articulated as a project aim to avoid expectancy dissonances. Lastly, there is a conflict between the informal nature of reframing exercises and the necessity to produce formal outcomes for external dissemination. I conclude that these connections can be seen as generative mechanisms for successful trans-municipal learning." @default.
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• W858615079 title "Learning in a changing climate : examining trans-municipal learning processes for sustainable urban planning" @default.
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