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International Transaction Journal of Engineering, Management, & Applied Sciences & Technologies, 13, 2, 13A2O: 1-13

As an EU policy agenda, the “knowledge-based bio-economy” (KBBE) emphasizes bio-technoscience as the means to reconcile environmental and economic sustainability. This frames the sustainability problem as an inefficiency to be overcome through a techno-knowledge fix. Here ecological sustainability means a benign eco-efficient productivity using resources which are renewable, reproducible and therefore sustainable. The KBBE narrative has been elaborated by European Technology Platforms in the agri-food-forestry-biofuels sectors, whose proposals shape research priorities. These inform policy agendas for the neoliberalization of both nature and knowledge, especially through intellectual property. In these ways, the KBBE can be understood as a new political-economic strategy for sustainable capital . This strategy invests great expectations for unlocking the productive potential of natural resources through a techno-knowledge fix. Although eco-efficiency is sometimes equated with biological productivity, commercial success will be dependent upon new combinations of “living” and “dead” labour.

International audience; In this paper, we will present the last evolution of the Territorial Intelligence (TI) networking vulnerability model. To introduce it, we'll first describe a well-known late 80's model of socioeconomic crack-up, known as "Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars", constituted by three passive components as potential energy, kinetic energy, and energy dissipation. To extend this model to social and ecological sustainability pillars, we propose to present the E(Economic)-S(Social)-O(Organic) IT-collaborative model, based on the three sustainability capitals. Goal of this model is the developement system viability computation, which related "Viability theory" computational framework is able to define sustainability constraints of action politics, in order to propose requirements for resilience processing of a territorial challenge. Résumé Dans cet article, nous proposons une lecture de la résilience territoriale à travers le prisme du "modèle inductif de la vulnérabilité", dernière mouture du modèle collaboratif E.S.O. (Economic Social and Organic) produit au sein du réseau Intelligence Territoriale (IT). Inspiré du modèle dit du "Silent Weapon", encore appelé "modèle E" (E-model), il propose une analogie simple des éléments conceptuels utilisés dans la mécanique et l'électronique, à savoir l'énergie potentielle, l'énergie cinétique et l'énergie dissipative. En faisant l'hypothèse que ces théories mathématiques développées dans le cadre de l'étude des systèmes énergétiques ont la faculté d'être applicables à d'autres systèmes, à savoir les systèmes sociaux, économiques et écologiques du développement humain, ce modèle associe les trois capitals correspondants aux aux trois piliers de la durabilité. La théorie de la viabilité permet alors de définir l'ensemble des politiques d'action qui permettent au système de rester dans l'ensemble des contraintes de durabilité, et donc de proposer des solutions de résilience pour une situation territoriale donnée.

In this paper, we will present the last evolution of the Territorial Intelligence (TI) networking vulnerability model. To introduce it, we'll first describe a well-known late 80's model of socio-economic crack-up, known as "Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars", constituted by three passive components as potential energy, kinetic energy, and energy dissipation. To extend this model to social and ecological sustainability pillars, we propose to present the E(Economic)-S(Social)-O(Organic) IT-collaborative model, based on the three sustainability capitals. Goal of this model is the developement system viability computation, which related "Viability theory" computational framework is able to define sustainability constraints of action politics, in order to propose requirements for resilience processing of a territorial challenge.

In this paper, we will present the last evolution of the Territorial Intelligence (TI) networking vulnerability model. To introduce it, we'll first describe a well-known late 80's model of socio-economic crack-up, known as "Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars", constituted by three passive components as potential energy, kinetic energy, and energy dissipation. To extend this model to social and ecological sustainability pillars, we propose to present the E(Economic)-S(Social)-O(Organic) IT-collaborative model, based on the three sustainability capitals. Goal of this model is the developement system viability computation, which related "Viability theory" computational framework is able to define sustainability constraints of action politics, in order to propose requirements for resilience processing of a territorial challenge.