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8. The Study Sites and Methods

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Ardill, Nicholas, Newman, Peter, Series Editor, Desha, Cheryl, Series Editor, Sanches-Pereira, Alessandro, Series Editor, and Ardill, Nicholas

Published
2022
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11. Emerging Places of Social Innovation (POSI)

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Nicholas Ardill

Subjects
social innovation, co-production of space, places of social innovation, productive green infrastructure, healthy cities, City planning, HT165.5-169.9, Regional planning, HT390-395, Communities. Classes. Races, HT51-1595, Economic growth, development, planning, HD72-88
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Social innovation is recurrently positioned as an important collaborative element in helping cities to transition and address human needs and societal challenges to enhance the health, wellbeing, and welfare of citizens. To address a call for more sector-specific research on the spatiality of social innovation, and also further understanding of the process dimension of social innovation, this article presents a conceptual framework of the process of social innovation. By combining social innovation insight from process theories and urban spaces discourse the article indicates that of social innovation in the co-production of space can be grouped into four major processes: 1) Identification of human needs or societal challenges to sustainable development; 2) Development of social relations in systems or structures; 3) Provision of opportunity for social empowerment; 4) Reflection of socio-spatial development practice. Applying this framework, the article examines how productive green infrastructure emerges in the urban landscape as a Place of Social Innovation (POSI).

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2021
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12. Emerging Places of Social Innovation (POSI): a conceptual framework for social innovation in cities

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Fabiano Lemes de Oliveira and Ardill Nicholas

Subjects
Conceptual framework, places of social innovation, healthy cities, Social innovation, co-production of space, places of social innovation, productive green infrastructure, healthy cities, Social innovation, co-production of space, General Medicine, Economic geography, Sociology, productive green infrastructure
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Social innovation is recurrently positioned as an important collaborative element in helping cities to transition and address human needs and societal challenges to enhance the health, wellbeing, and welfare of citizens. To address a call for more sector-specific research on the spatiality of social innovation, and also further understanding of the process dimension of social innovation, this article presents a conceptual framework of the process of social innovation. By combining social innovation insight from process theories and urban spaces discourse the article indicates that of social innovation in the co-production of space can be grouped into four major processes: 1) Identification of human needs or societal challenges to sustainable development; 2) Development of social relations in systems or structures; 3) Provision of opportunity for social empowerment; 4) Reflection of socio-spatial development practice. Applying this framework, the article examines how productive green infrastructure emerges in the urban landscape as a Place of Social Innovation (POSI).

Published
2021

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