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INDEX .................................................................................................................................................... 2

GLOSSARY ............................................................................................................................................. 2

TABLES .................................................................................................................................................. 3

CITATIONS ........................................................................................................................................... 11

CHAPTER 1 – PROLOGUE................................................................................................................. 11

CHAPTER 2 - OUTLOOK ................................................................................................................... 11

CHAPTER 3: TOOLKITS ..................................................................................................................... 11

CHAPTER 4: CITIES........................................................................................................................... 12

CHAPTER 5: ECONOMIES ................................................................................................................ 19

CHAPTER 6: ECOLOGIES .................................................................................................................. 23

CHAPTER 7: TECHNICS .................................................................................................................... 27

CHAPTER 8: POLITICS ...................................................................................................................... 30

CHAPTER 9: INSIGHTS ..................................................................................................................... 34

CHAPTER 10: PATHWAYS ................................................................................................................ 39

AUTHOR’S CITATIONS ..................................................................................................................... 39

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INDEX

GLOSSARY We aim for the text to be as plain as possible, with everyday words which explain themselves.

Having said that, we have a range of quite abstract concepts, and finding the right word isn’t always

easy. So in case of any doubt, here is a list of the key words used in this text.

1.0 model Linear, fixed, mono-functional system: mechanical image: ‘clever’

2.0 model Evolutionary, entrepreneurial system: biological image: ‘smart’

3.0 model Co-evolutionary, cognitive-creative-collaborative system: human image: ‘wise’

Actors People, organizations, communities, networks etc: which are most involved in the relevant system or issue

Co-evolutionary (3.0) a.k.a. ‘3.0’ model: system change with 3C qualities: cognitive, creative, collaborative

Co-learning

Co-gnostics

Co-innovation

Co-production

Complexity Recursive / emergent structure: 1.0 level is complicated: 2.0 level is complex: 3.0 level is ‘deep’ or ‘post’ or ‘cognitive complexity’

Domain System of values, thinking, knowledge: e.g. economic, social

Emergence Qualitative change in a system: evolutionary or co-evolutionary

Evolutionary (2.0) a.k.a. ‘2.0’ model: system change which is entrepreneurial: biological image: ‘smart’

Factors Components of the system: institutions, structures etc, which are most significant for the relevant system or issue (aka ‘actants’)

Intelligence Capacity for ‘learning, thinking, creating, mobilizing’: can be social, technical, entrepreneurial, ecological, political etc.

Learning Process of cognitive development in a system

Linear (1.0) a.k.a ‘1.0’ model: system which is fixed, mono-functional: mechanical image: ‘clever’

Model A coherent set of concepts combined with applications: e.g. ‘economic model’

Pathway A set of actions and opportunities, linking a complex present to an uncertain future: more generalized than a ‘road-map’

Relationality Internal structure / ‘relations’ between actors / factors in a system

‘R&I’ or ‘research and innovation’

‘R&D’ (research and development), ‘RTD’ (research and technology development’ or ‘S.T.I’ (science, technology, innovation).

Shared-mind A system with synergistic intelligence and ‘3C’ (cognitive-creative-collaborative) qualities for ‘learning, thinking, creating, mobilizing’.

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Social / shared intelligence a.k.a. shared-mind

Synergy Positive relation / exchange between two or more actors / factors

Synergistic mapping Methods for visualizing / analysing synergistic systems: works in ‘4S’ cycle: ‘Systems / Scenario / Synergy / Strategy’ mapping

Synergistic System or quality which results from a co-evolutionary process: can be defined as 3C (cognitive-creative-collaborative)

Synergistics The science of synergistic systems.

System A set of inter-dependent components where the whole is different / greater than the parts: can be human, tangible, or intangible.

System thinking A broad field of studies and methods for understanding & working with systems, covering many disciplines & professions

Value model: loop: constellation

a.k.a. domain

Vector a.k.a. ‘domain’

TABLES

Summary matrix

Table 3-1: summary matrix for Synergistic Mapping

EMERGENT QUALITIES 1.0 – Linear 2.0 - Evolutionary 3.0 - Co-evolutionary

RELATIONAL QUALITIES ‘CLEVER’: Complexity

‘SMART’: Emergent complexity

‘WISE’: ‘Cognitive-creative-

collaborative’ complexity (3C)

ACTORS: ‘who’ are the stakeholders?

Can actors fulfil basic functions?

Can actors be creative / entrepreneurial?

Can actors work together in synergy?

DOMAINS: ‘which’ kind of values &

logic are dominant?

Is there one dominant fixed value / logic?

Are there different & competing values /

logics?

Are the multiple values & logic systems in

synergy?

FACTORS: ‘what’ is the problem &

what are its main components?

Do basic functions work?

Can innovations & enterprises work?

Is there synergistic learning & thinking?

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Methodology & terminology

3c

PARADIGM LEVEL 1.0 2.0 3.0

SYSTEM TYPES e.g. Cities ‘Clever’ city ‘Smart’ city

‘Wise’ Synexcity

Cognopolis

EMERGENCE / CHANGE / TRANSFORMATION TYPE

Linear Evolutionary Co-evolutionary

RELATIONALITY / SYSTEM / STRUCTURE TYPE

Mechanical Adaptive Synergistic

COMPLEXITY LEVEL Complexity Emergent complexity Cognitive (‘deep’) complexity

COGNITIVE LEVEL Technical intelligence Smart intelligence Cognostic / open-mind

SHARED-MIND DIMENSIONS

A) WIDER: multi-lateral actor / factor systems

Mono-functional Multi-functional Co-functional

B) DEEPER: multi-valent / multi-farious domain intelligence

Mono-farious Multi-farious Co- farious

c) LONGER: emergence as above Linear Evolutionary Co-evolutionary

D) ‘ROUNDER’: process cycle

Relational – learning Data Learning Co-learning

Divergent – thinking Information Knowledge Co-gnostics

Emergent – creation Knowledge Innovation Co-innovation

Convergent – action Action Strategy Co-production

APPLICATIONS

SOCIO-POLITICAL AGENDA Capitalism Post-capitalism Cognopolism

Cities Synerg-opolis / Cognopolis /

Economies Syn-onomics / Econopolis

Ecologies Syn-ecology / ecolopolis

Technologies Synergistics / technopolis

Politics Syn-ernetics / Civilopolis

Telecoms group Conexus Synexcity

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Insight matrices

Table 9-1: E/Valuation-3

C) LONGER>>> 1.0 – Linear 2.0 – Evolutionary 3.0 – Co-evolutionary

‘CLEVER’: Complexity of

values / intentions

‘SMART’: Emergent complexity of values / intentions

‘WISE’: Synergistic-3C

complexity of values / intentions

A) WIDER: multi-lateral synergies, actors, factors

What are direct ‘actor effects’ on values /

intentions? (relations, distributions, differences)

What are evolutionary actor effects on values &

intentions?

What are synergistic actor effects on values &

intentions?

Comments / ratings>>

B) DEEPER: multi-valent domains:

Social Technical

Economic etc

What are direct functional values in each

domain? Is the direct ‘intention’

fulfilled in each domain?

What are the potential emergent values in each

domain? Is the evolutionary

intention fulfilled in each domain?

What are the potential synergistic values in each

domain? Is the synergistic

‘intention’ fulfilled in each domain?

Comments / ratings>>

OVERALL E/VALUATION Direct tangible value & success?

Evolutionary value & success?

Co-evolutionary value & success?

Table 9-2: Shared-Mind-3

LONGER>>> 1.0 – Linear 2.0 – Evolutionary 3.0 – Co-evolutionary

‘CLEVER’: Complexity Intelligence

‘SMART’: Emergent complexity

intelligence

‘WISE’: Cognitive complexity

intelligence A) WIDER: multi-lateral actor / factor systems

Learning & exchange functions to maintain existing institutions?

learning & exchange for new actors & institutions

to adapt & thrive?

Mutual learning & synergistic exchange, to

enable whole community to collaborate & co-

evolve?

Comments & ratings>>

B) DEEPER: multi-valent domain intelligence

Effective in 1 domain? (social, technical,

economic, ecological, political, cultural)

Linking 2 or more domains: enough to

adapt and thrive?

Co-evolutionary intelligence which

combines all types of domains?

Comments & ratings>>

C) ‘ROUNDER’: multi-component intelligence:

(information > knowledge > understanding >

mobilization)

Each component works in the cycle, i.e. ‘systems / divergent / emergent / convergent’ thinking?

Each component of intelligence can help to

adapt & thrive?

All components can combine & co-evolve in

creative holistic thinking, to enable wider

synergistic community?

Comments & ratings>>

OVERALL How far is the system ‘clever’ within the given

roles & functions?

How far is the system ‘smart’, with evolving

roles & functions?

How far is the system ‘wise’, with a co-

evolution of shared-mind roles & functions?

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Table 9-3: Resilience-3

C) LONGER>>> 1.0 – Linear 2.0 – Evolutionary 3.0 – Co-evolutionary

‘CLEVER’: Complexity of risk /

resilience

‘SMART’: Emergent complexity

of risk / resilience

‘WISE’: Synergistic-3C

complexity of risk / resilience

A) WIDER: multi-lateral synergies of actors,

factors

Direct risks: functional defence-level

resilience, concerning the actors directly involved

Emergent type risks: Adaptive-level resilience,

focused on actors who can evolve & innovate

Synergistic type risks: co-evolutionary level

resilience, involving all in the wider community

Comments / ratings>>

B) DEEPER: multi-valent domains: social,

technical, economic, etc

Mono-valent techno-economic risks:

functional forms of resilience

Multi-valent evolutionary type risks: opportunity driven, adaptive level

resilience

Synergistic type risks in cognitive-collaborative

systems: co-evolutionary resilience with shared-

mind learning & thinking

Comments / ratings>>

OVERALL What is the direct & tangible risk / resilience?

What is the evolutionary level of risk / resilience?

Co-evolutionary risk / resilience?

Table 9-4: Foresight & transition

C) LONGER>>> 1.0 – Linear 2.0 – Evolutionary 3.0 – Co-evolutionary

‘CLEVER’: Complexity in futures

‘SMART’: Emergent complexity of futures & foresight

methods

‘WISE’: Synergistic-3C

complexity of futures & foresight methods

A) WIDER: multi-lateral synergies between

actors, factors

Transitions of linear growth according to plans

& instructions

Transitions are led by successful &

entrepreneurial actors

Transitions include all actors in synergistic

systems

Comments / ratings>>

B) DEEPER: multi-valent domains:

Social Technical

Economic etc

Transitions of mono-functional growth:

Transitions of multi-functional emergence &

evolution

Transitions of learning thinking & co-evolution.

Comments / ratings>>

OVERALL PROFILE

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Diagnostic matrix

Table xxx: diagnostics & evaluation: ‘urban shared mind’

1.0-2.0 THINKING Eval 3.0 THINKING Eval

1 Inter-connecting actors

S/holds mobilized to suit dominant power & ideology

S/holds mobilized for new creative synergy & social learning

2 Inter-connecting values

Plan/regen for materialist mono-functional value system

Plan/regen for diverse multi-functional value system

3 Inter-connecting domains

Plan/regen promotes silo-based power structures

Plan/regen integrates social, tech, econ, env, cultural domains

S Social domain Housing policy for mono-valent communities & dominant order

Housing policy for multi-valent empowered communities

T Technical Infra.policy for centralized mono-functional systems

Infra.policy for networked multi-functional user-centred systems

Ec Economic Econ.policy promotes extractive capital & local vulnerability

Econ.policy promotes regenerative collateral & local resilience.

En Environment Env.policy for profit based on externalizing impacts

Env.policy for circular multi-valent systems & internalizing impacts

P Political Urban policy based on winner-takes-all power process.

Urban policy: based on inclusive participative empowerment

C Cultural Cultural policy: dominant regime of alienation & expropriation

Cultural policy: for diversity & creative empowerment

U Urban-spatial Urban devt/design promotes regime of alienation & extraction

Urban devt/design for inclusion, self-organization, local resources

OVERALL EVALUATION

Plan/regen system promotes linear / adaptive ‘winner-takes-all’ partial solutions.

Plan/regen system promotes synergistic pathways for ‘urban intelligence’.

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Integrated urban model-mapping

(Chapter 3 & others)

METABOLISMS DYNAMIC CYCLE AXES (A)

DYNAMIC CYCLE AXES (B)

STRUCTURES & PATTERNS

URBAN

(Chapter 4) Urban social metabolism: cycle of production / consumption of urban environment

Urban succession – quality / quantity of built form & metabolic activity

Node / place: relation of high-speed activity nodes, to low-speed experience places.

Location types: hubs / inner / outer / peri:

Urban morphology types: walking /transit / auto / aero

ECONOMIC

(Chapter 5) Circular flow of money etc

Production / consumption cycle

Investment / return cycle

Production sectors

Consumption categories

ENVIRON-MENTAL

(Chapter 6) Ecosystem flows: energy, water, materials etc

Ecological succession: quality / quantity of organization & metabolic relations

Entropic cycle of energy / exergy

Ecosystem types & roles

Ecosystem service types

TECHNOLOGY

(Chapter 7) Technology functional chain

Cycle of knowledge content & mode, from secure to wild.

Cycle of innovation / deployment / application

Socio-technical multi-level perspective: niche / regime / landscape.

GOVERNANCE

(Chapter 8) Political metabolism of mandate / return (social contract)

Cycle of power & ideological innovation, centre / periphery

collective governance / community modes VS individual market / enterprise mode

Political structures & segments

Ideological types & strategies

SOCIAL

Various Social metabolism: production time / consumption experience

Social livelihood succession: work versus leisure activity

Co-evolution & cumulative causality: structure vs agency

Social typologies & patterns

CULTURAL

Various Cultural reproduction / validation

Community cohesion / diversity

Cultural cycle: meaning / substance

Cultural types & patterns

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Synergistic mapping for a generic city.

STATE a) LINEAR CHANGE b) ADAPTIVE CHANGE & DEVELOPMENT

c) SYNERGISTIC CHANGE & DEVELOPMENT

SYSTEM PARADIGM

Linear systems (mechanical)

Complex adaptive, dynamic systems (biological)

Creative, cognitive, co-evolutionary systems (human)

COMBINED DYNAMIC

Hollowing Unemployment Alienation

Restructuring Cosmopolitization Exclusion Ecology displacement

Creative learning Socio-cultural inclusion Ecology internalization

Extractive processes

Global finance: ecological extraction: cultural hegemony.

Global finance: ecological extraction: cultural hegemony.

Global finance: ecological extraction: cultural hegemony

Global reinvestment Ecological balance Cultural integration

Cultural issues

‘work & labor’ ‘community & mutual’ ‘free trade’ ‘heritage/dark history’

‘Dole culture’ ‘fragmented community’ ‘neo-liberal heist’ ‘Cultural alienation’

Cosmopolitization Consumerism Individualism Commodification

(‘network 3.0’)

Living heritage Creative exchange Active multi-culturalism

Spatial issues

Waterfront infrastructure Industrial focus Suburban sprawl

Obsolete infrastructure Industrial dereliction Hollowing & shrinking

Restructuring Suburbanization New nodes & gateways

(“Spatial 3.0”)

Urban-rural links Neighbourhood renaissance Social reinvestment

Economic issues

Single sector vulnerability Branch plant dependency

Dis-investment Asset liquidation Structural unemployment

Service shift Tourism & leisure focus Property boom & bust

(“Economy 3.0”) Social reinvestment SME diversity Knowledge diversity Asset resilience

Social issues

Workers Owners Businesses Family structure

Alienation & migration Ethnic tension Generation gap Gender role conflict

Cosmopolitization Social restructuring Mobility shift Skills shift

(“Community 3.0”)

Social enterprise Active community development Learning society

Governance issues

Municipal socialism City-region partnership

union labour decline local/national conflict public deficits

Suburban shift New governance model Public-private hybrids

(“Governance 3.0”)

Active participation Anticipatory governance Knowledge based society

Ecological issues

Local pollution Local/global resources

Dereliction & disinvestment

Local selective cleaning Displacement to global resources

(‘Ecology 3.0’)

Local-global balance Climate & resource protection strategy

External-ization processes

Local & global environments: Social exclusion: Economic externalities:

Increasing externalities Neo-liberal type management & re-framing of externalities

Internalization of externalities.

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Summary of ideologies

(Chapter 8)

SOC

TEC

H

ECO

N

ENV

PO

L

CU

LT

WORKING TITLE MAIN FEATURES

1 x x x Growth illusion Society / tech / econ combined as a-political

2 x x x Green social tech Eco-technology at the service of the community

3 x x x Soviet model Political structures order society with tech focus.

4 x x x Techno-cult Hactivist / blogger new wave community

5 x x x Greening of market Market measures as solution to env problems

6 x x x Welfare state Post-war consensus on social market democracy

7 x x x Cooperative model Traditional self-organizing social economy

8 x x x Green regulation Policy & planning for environ issues

9 x x x Deep green community Utopian sustainability culture

10 x x x Anarchist model Traditional political self-organization

11 x x x Smart tech Basis of ‘smart cities’ & similar apolitical agendas

12 x x x Neo-liberal model free market political economy with innovation

13 x x x Digital generation a-political culture of social media

14 x x x Technology fix State-driven tech innovation with env focus

15 x x x Digital green Hi-tech sustainability eco-chic

16 x x x Cyber-state Digital state surveillance shapes cultures

17 x x x Green capitalism Free market political economy for env solutions

18 x x x Eco-chic markets Cultural marketing as env solution

19 x x x Traditional capitalism Culture of free market enterprise

20 x x x Deep green state Politics of env solutions via cultural agenda

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CHAPTER 1 – PROLOGUE Horn 2015

Ravetz 2013;

Sousanis 2015;

CHAPTER 2 - OUTLOOK SEE CH9&10

CHAPTER 3: TOOLKITS SEE CH9&10

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Güneralp, B et al. (2013) Urbanization Forecasts, Effects on Land Use, Biodiversity, and Ecosystem Services. In Elmqvist, T., Fragkias, M., Goodness, J., Güneralp, B., Marcotullio, P.J., McDonald, R.I., Parnell, S., Schewenius, M., Sendstad, M., Seto, K.C. and Wilkinson, C. (eds) Urbanization, Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services: Challenges and Opportunities: A Global Assessment. Berlin, Springer

Guy, S. and Marvin, S. (2001) Views Of The City: Multiple Pathways To Sustainable Futures. Local Environment. 6 (2). p.121-133.

Haase, A., Rink, D., Grossmann, K., Bernt, M. and Mykhnenko, V. (2014) Conceptualizing urban shrinkage. Environment and Planning A. 46 (7). p.1519-1534.

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Hardin, G, (1968), The tragedy of the commons, Science 162(3859): 1243-1248

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Hulme, M, (2009). Why We Disagree About Climate Change: Understanding Controversy, Inaction and Opportunity, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press

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IIAASTD (International Assessment of Agricultural Knowledge, Science and Technology for Development), (2009). Agriculture at a Crossroads. NY, UNEP,

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Krane, J. (2009) City of Gold: Dubai and the Dream of Capitalism. New York: Picador.

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2012;345:e5466 doi: 10.1136/bmj.e5466

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Piorr, A., Ravetz, J. and Tosics, I. (2011) Peri-urbanisation in Europe: Towards a European Policy to Sustain Urban-Rural Futures. (Synthesis report of the PLUREL project). Luxembourg: European Commission Communications Unit, with University of Copenhagen.

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Rockstrom, J & Klum, M, (2014): The Human Quest: Prospering Within Planetary Boundaries: Stockholm, Langenskiolds

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Tippett, J., Handley, J.F, and Ravetz, J. (2007) Meeting the challenges of sustainable development—A conceptual appraisal of a new methodology for participatory ecological planning. Progress in Planning. 67. p.9–98.

UK NEA (National Ecosystem Assessment) (2011) The UK National Ecosystem Assessment: Synthesis of the Key Findings. UNEP-WCMC, Cambridge, UK.

UNEP and International Resource Panel. (2014) City-Level Decoupling: Urban resource flows and the governance of infrastructure transitions. Nairobi: UNEP.

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Albrechts, L. and Mandelbaum, S. J. (2006). The network society : a new context for planning, Routledge, New York.

Benessia, A, Funtowicz, S, Giampietro, M, Guimaraes Pereira, A, Ravetz, J.R, Saltelli, A, and van der Sluijs, J.P. (2016). The Rightful Place of Science: Science on the Verge. Tempe, Arizona: Consortium for Science Policy & Outcomes

Blowfield, M, and Johnson, L, (2013): The Turnaround Challenge: business and the city of the future. Oxford, Oxford University Press

Brail, R. and Klosterman, R. (Editors) (2001). Planning Support Systems: Integrating Geographic Information Systems, Models and Visualization Tools. ESRI Press, Redlands, CA.

Business Innovation Skills (BIS) (2013): The Smart City Market: Opportunities for the UK: BIS research paper no. 136. London, BIS

Christakis, N. and Fowler, J, (2010). Connected: The Amazing Power of Social Networks and How They Shape Our Lives.

CIPD (Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development), 2015: Over-qualification and skills mismatch in the graduate labour market. London, CIPD

Cooke, P (2012): Complex adaptive innovation systems: relatedness and transversality in the evolving region. NY, Routledge

Cornell, S., Berkhout, F., Tuinstra, W., Tàbara, J. D., Jäger, J., Chabay, I., de Wit, B., Langlais, R., Mills, D., Moll, P., Otto, I. M., Petersen, A., Pohl, C., Kerkhoff, L. van, Opening up knowledge systems for better responses to global environmental change, Environmental Science & Policy vol 28 2013: 60-70.

Crow, M.M, and Dabars, W.B. (2015) Designing the New American University. Baltimore, John Hopkins University Press

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Curwell, S., Deakin, M., Cooper, I., Paskaleva-Shapira, K., Ravetz, J. and Babicki, D. (2005). Citizens’ expectations of information cities: implications for urban planning and design. Building Research and Information, 19.

Egan, J, 2004. Skills for Sustainable Communities. Academy for Sustainable Communities

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Etzkowitz, H (2008) The Triple Helix: University-Industry-Government Innovation in Action: Routledge NY

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Gordon, E. and Koo, G. (2008). Placeworlds; using virtual worlds to foster civic engagement. Space and Culture, 11(3), pp.204-221.

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Keats, D., Schmidt, J.P., (2007) The Genesis and Emergence of Education 3.0 in higher education and its potential for Africa, First Monday, volume 12, number 3 (March 2007). [6]

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Komninos, N. (2015) The Age of Intelligent Cities: Smart environments and innovation-for-all strategies. NY, Routledge

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Kurzweil, R, (2005) The Singularity is near: when humans transcend biology. NY, Viking Press

LA Smith & N Stern (2011) Uncertainty in science and its role in climate policy: Phil. Trans. R. Soc. A (2011), 369, 1-24.

Landry, C. (2000). The Creative City: A toolkit for urban innovators, London: Earthscan.

Leach, M, Scoones, I, Stirling, A, (2010): Dynamic Sustainabilities: Technology, Environment, Social Justice. London, Earthscan

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Lynch, M.P. (2016) The Internet of Us: Knowing More and Understanding Less in the Age of Big Data: NY, Norton

Marvin, S, Andrés Luque-Ayala, Colin McFarlane (Eds) (2016). Smart Urbanism: Utopian vision or false dawn? NY, Routledge

Marvin, S, Andrés Luque-Ayala, Colin McFarlane (Eds) (2016). Smart Urbanism: Utopian vision or false dawn? NY, Routledge

May, T. and Perry, B. (2016) ,Cities, Experiments and the Logics of the Knowledge Economy‘. In Evans, J., Karvonen, A. and Raven, R. (eds) The Experimental City. London: Routledge.

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Morozov, E (2013) To Save Everything, Click Here: The Folly of Technological Solutionism:

Morozov, E, (2013), To Save Everything, Click Here: Technology, Solutionism, and the Urge to Fix Problems that Don't Exist. London, Penguin

Mostashari, A, Arnold, F, Mansouri, M, and Finger.M, (2011) Cognitive cities and intelligent urban governance. Network Industries Quarterly, vol.13( 3)

Noveck, B.S. (2015). Smart Citizens, Smarter State.The Technologies of Expertise and the Future of Governing. Cambridge, MA, Harvard University Press

Pielke, R.A. (2014). The Rightful Place of Science: Disasters and Climate Change. Tempe, Arizona: Consortium for Science Policy & Outcomes

Randles, S and Laasch, O, (2015) Theorising the Normative Business Model. Organization & Environment. 1–21

Ravetz, J.R, (2004). The post-normal science of precaution. Futures.36 (3), 347–357.

Robinson, J., Carmichael, J., VanWynsberghe, R., Tansey, J., Journeay, M., Rogers, L. (2006) Sustainability as a Problem of Design: Interactive Science in the Georgia Basin: The Integrated Assessment Journal, Vol. 6, Iss. 4 (2006), Pp. 165–192

Sayer, D, 2014: Five reasons why the REF is not fit for purpose : The Guardian, 15/12/2014:

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Schwab, K, (2015), The Fourth Industrial Revolution. Geneva, World Economic Forum

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Tapscott, D. and Williams, A.D. (2007). Wikinomics: how mass collaboration changes everything. Portfolio Books, New York.

Thornton May, T. (2011). Analytics, University 3.0, and the Future of Information Technology. EduCause Review 2011

Townsend, A.M, (2013). Smart Cities: Big Data, Civic Hackers, and the Quest for a New Utopia. NY, W. W. Norton

Viitanen J, Kingston R, 2014, Smart cities and green growth: outsourcing democratic and environmental resilience to the global technology sector. Environment and Planning A, 46(4):803-819

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Ackoff, R, (1973), Science in the Systems Age: Beyond IE, OR, and MS, Operations Research 21(3), pp. 661–671.

Andrews, M, (2013): The Limits of Institutional Reform in Development: Cambridge University Press

Appadurai, A, 2001 Deep democracy: urban governmentality and the horizon of politics. Environment and Urbanization, (Vol. 13 No. 2), pp. 23–43.

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Baccaro, L (2005) Civil society meets the state: towards associational democracy?: Socio-Economic Review Barber, B.R. 2003. Strong Democracy: Participatory Politics for a New Age. Berkeley, University of California Press.

Beer, S (1966), Decision and Control, Wiley, London

Bettencourt, Luís M. A., José Lobo, Dirk Helbing, Christian Kühnert, and Geoffrey B. West. (2007) Growth, innovation, scaling and the pace of life in cities. PNAS 104(17):7301–7306

Bezold, C (Ed) (1978) Anticipatory Democracy: Washington DC, Island Press

Birley M. 2011: Health Impact Assessment, principles and practice. London, Earthscan/Routledge.

Bloodworth, J (2016): The Myth of Meritocracy Why Working-Class Kids Still Get Working-Class Jobs: London, Biteback Publishing.

Bookchin,M, (2005). The Ecology of Freedom. Oakland, CA, AK Press

Bunt, L, and Harris, M, 2009: The Human Factor: how transforming healthcare to involve the public can save money and save lives: London, NESTA

Campbell, B, and Gupta, R, (2016). Why Doesn't Patriarchy Die? London, Byline

Cling J.-P., Lagrée S., Razafindrakoto M. and Roubaud F. eds. (2014) The Informal Economy in Developing Countries, Oxford and New York: Routledge

Dorling, D, (2015): A Better Politics: How Government Can Make Us Happier. London Publishing Partnership

Dorling, D, (2015): A Better Politics: How Government Can Make Us Happier. London Publishing Partnership

EC, 2008: Green Paper on Territorial Cohesion: Turning territorial diversity into strength: {SEC(2008) 2550}: Brussels, EC

Endenburg, Gerard (1998). Sociocracy: The organization of decision-making. Eburon

Espinosa,A and Walker, J (2012). A Complexity Approach to Sustainability: Theory and Application London, Wiley, (World Scientific Series on Complexity Science).

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Gamble, A (2016), Can the Welfare State Survive? Cambridge, Polity Press

Geyer, R, and Rihani, S, (2010). Complexity and Public Policy: A New Approach to 21st Century Politics, Policy & Society. Routledge: London,

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Gutmann, A, and Thompson, D, (2004): Why Deliberative Democracy? NY, Princeton University Press

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Hall, P.A. and Soskice, D. (Eds) (2001). Varieties of capitalism: the institutional foundations of comparative advantage. Oxford, Oxford University Press

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Head, B. W. 2008. Assessing network-based collaborations: effectiveness for whom? Public Management Review 10:733–749.

Head, B. W. 2008. Assessing network-based collaborations: effectiveness for whom? Public Management Review 10:733–749.

Hester, R, (2006). Design for Ecological Democracy. Cambridge,MA: MIT Press

Hester, R.T, (2006) Design for Ecological Democracy, MIT Press, Boston MA

Heynen, N.C, Kaika, M, Swyngedouw, E. (2006) In the nature of cities: urban political ecology and the politics of urban metabolism, London : Routledge

Hirst, P, (1994): Associative Democracy: New forms of economic and social governance, Bristol, Policy Press

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International Labour Organization: Research department World of Work Report 2014:

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Jones, O, (2014). The Establishment: And how they get away with it. London, Penguin

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Lambsdorff, G (2007). The Institutional Economics of Corruption and Reform. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press

Lang, T and Rayner, G, (2012): Ecological public health: the 21st century’s big idea? BMJ

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Mair, P, (2013). Ruling The Void: The Hollowing Of Western Democracy, Verso Books, NY and London

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Martinez-Alier, J (2002): The Environmentalism of the Poor: A Study of Ecological Conflicts and Valuation: Cheltenham, Edward Elgar

Mazzarol, T, Rboud, S, Limnios, E.M, Clark, D (Eds) (2014): Research Handbook on Sustainable Cooperative Enterprise: Case studies of organizational resilience in the cooperative business model: Cheltenham, UK, Edward Elgar

Meacher, M, (2014): The State We Need. London,

Meek, J. (2015). Private Island: Why Britain Now Belongs To Someone Else. London, Verso

Michels, R, 1968: ‘Political parties : a sociological study of the oligarchical tendencies’ London, Collier-Macmillan

Mishra, Ajit (Ed) (2005). The Economics of Corruption. Oxford University Press

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Murray, R. (2010). Co-operation in the Age of Google: A review for Co-operatives UK: London, Co-operatives UK

National Audit Office, (2016), English devolution deals. HC 948, Department for Communities and Local Government and HM Treasury

Newig, J., D. Günther, and C. Pahl-Wostl. 2010. Synapses in the network: learning in governance networks in the context of environmental management. Ecology and Society 15(4): 24. [online] URL: http://www.ecologyandsociety.org/vol15/iss4/art24/

Noveck, B.S, (2015). Smart Citizens, Smarter State: The Technologies of Expertise and the Future of Governing. Cambridge MA, Harvard University Press

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Oxfam, 2014: Below the Breadline: The relentless rise of food poverty in Britain: London, Oxfam

Piketty T, (2014) Capital in the 21st Century, Cambridge MA, Harvard University Press

Piorr A, Ravetz, J, Tosics I, (2011), Peri-urbanisation in Europe: Towards a European Policy to Sustain Urban-Rural Futures: (Synthesis report of the PLUREL project): Luxembourg, European Commission Communications Unit, with University of Copenhagen

Ringland, G, Sparrow, O, Lustig, P (2012) Beyond Crisis: Achieving Renewal in a Turbulent World: Chichester, UK: Wiley

Royal Society of Arts (RSA), (2016): Inclusive Growth Commission: Prospectus of Inquiry: London, RSA

Satterthwaite, D, Mitlin, D (2013): Reducing Urban Poverty in the Global South: London, Routledge

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Stuckler, D and Basu, S (2013) The Body Economic & Why Austerity Kills: Recessions, budget battles and the politics of life and death: NY, Basic Books

Sunstein, Cass. 2014. Why Nudge? The Politics of Libertarian Paternalism. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press.

Svensson, Jakob, (2005). ‘Eight Questions about Corruption’, 19, no. 3, 19–42. (looks at benefits from corruption).

Tormey, S (2015) The end of representative politics. NSW, Glebe Books

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Westall, A, (Ed) 2013: Revisiting Associative Democracy: how to get more co-operation, co-ordination and collaboration into our economy, our democracy, our public services, and our lives.

Wilkinson, R., & Pickett, K. (2009). The Spirit Level: Why More Equal Societies Almost Always Do Better. London: Allen Lane.

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PRELIM LIST TO BE SORTED, FOR CH9&10, ALSO COVERS CH3.

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Beinhocker, E. (2006). The Origin of Wealth: Evolution, Complexity and the Radical Remaking of Economics. Random House, NY

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Duckworth, M, Lye, D, Ravetz, J, Ringland, G. (Eds) (2016). Strategic Foresight: Towards the 3rd Strategic Programme of Horizon 2020. Brussels, DG Research and Innovation. Available on: http://bookshop.europa.eu/en/strategic-foresight-pbKI0215938/

Ravetz, J, and Miles, Ian, (2016). Foresight in cities and the possibility of a ‘strategic urban intelligence’. Foresight Journal

Ravetz, J, (in press): Towards the next long wave? sustainable futures for the urban environment: In: Kevin Archer and Kris Bezdecny (Eds), International Handbook of Cities and the Environment: Cheltenham, Edward Elgar

Ravetz, J, (in press): Master planning by and for the urban shared mind: towards a ‘neighbourhood 3.0’. In: Husam Al Waer and Barbara Illsley (Eds): Placemaking: Rethinking the master planning process: London, ICE Publishing

Ravetz, J (2015): The Future of the Urban Environment & Ecosystem Services in the UK: (Report to the Government Office of Science, Future of Cities programme): London, Government Office of Science. Available on: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/future-of-cities-ecosystem-services

Ravetz, J, (2015): From ecosystems to eco-urban systems. Environmental Scientist, Vol 124, Sept 2015

Ravetz, (2015) Valuation and evaluation in complex real systems: A synergistic mapping and policy template. Bollettino del Centra Calza Bini, vol. 14(2):251-267: Universita del Stugli di Napoli Federico II, Naples, Italy: http://www.serena.unina.it/index.php/bdc/issue/view/196)

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Ravetz, J (2014): Inter-connected responses for inter-connected problems: synergistic thinking for local urban development in a global urban system: International Journal of Global Environmental Issues, special issue on local economic development. Vol. 13(2/3/4):362-388 http://www.inderscience.com/info/inarticle.php?artid=64506

Ravetz, J. (2013) New Futures for Older Ports: Synergistic Development in a Global Urban System. Sustainability 2013, 5, 5100-5118. http://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/5/12/5100

Ravetz, J, (2013) Introduction: from ‘sustainable’ city-regions to synergistic, Town & Country Planning, Vol 8(10):402-407

Ravetz, J (2013): Beyond the linear: the role of visual thinking and visualization, In: O’Riordan, T and Lenton, T, (Eds): Addressing Tipping Points for a Precarious Future: Oxford University Press for the British Academy: pp289-299

Ravetz, J, Fertner, C, & Nielsen, T.S, (2013): The dynamics of peri-urbanization: In: Pauleit, S., Bell, S., and Aalbers, C., (eds), Peri-Urban Futures: Land Use and Sustainability, Berlin: Springer. Available on http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-642-30529-0_2

Ravetz, J & Warhurst, P (2013): Towards the new local-global: the emerging peri-urban of the Manchester city-region: In: Pauleit, S., Bell, S., and Aalbers, C., (eds), Peri-Urban Futures: Land Use and Sustainability, Berlin: Springer. Available on http://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-642-30529-0/page/1

Ravetz, J (2011): Exploring creative cities for sustainability with deliberative visualization: In Girard, L.F. and Nijkamp, P (Eds): Creativity and Sustainable Cities: Oxford, Heinemann

Ravetz, J. (2011), Peri-urban ecology: Green infrastructure in the twenty-first century metro-scape: In: Douglas, I. Goode, D, Houck, M.C, Wang, R (Eds) The Routledge Handbook of Urban Ecology, Abingdon, Routledge

Roberts, P, Ravetz J, George C, (2009) ‘Environment and City: critical perspectives on the urban environment around the world’: Oxford, Routledge / Taylor & Francis.

Ravetz, J (2009): Emerging energy futures: hard choices for soft energy pathways: Environmental Scientist (Special issue on environmental futures), July 2009, pp21-30

Ravetz, J (2009): Towards the low carbon economy: transforming the way things work: Environmental Scientist (Special issue on environmental futures), July 2009, pp25-30

Ravetz, J (2009): Community and citizen – emerging models for socially engaged environmental governance: Environmental Scientist (Special issue on environmental futures), July 2009, pp31-34

Ravetz, J., (2008) Resource flow analysis for sustainable construction: metrics for an integrated supply chain approach: Proceedings of the Institute of Civil Engineering, Waste and Resource Management, 161(WR2):51-66 (Winner of Institute of Civil Engineers Telford Award for best paper published in 2008)

Ravetz, J., (2008) State of the stock: what do we know about existing buildings and their future prospects, Energy Policy 36:4462–4470

Ravetz, J (2007) Sustainable Development Strategy and the CSR, In: Talbot C & Baker M (Eds) The Alternative Comprehensive Spending Review 2007, Manchester University Press pp138-154

Tippett, J, Handley, J.F, Ravetz, J (2007) Meeting the challenges of sustainable development—A conceptual appraisal of a new methodology for participatory ecological planning, Progress in Planning 67: 9–98

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Ravetz J (2006) Environment in Transition in an Industrial City-Region: analysis and experience: In: Granahan G & Marcotullio P (Eds) The Urban Environmental Transition, London, Earthscan with Tokyo, United Nations University IAS

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Ravetz, J, 1999, Citizen Participation for Integrated Assessment: new pathways in complex systems, Int. Journal of Environment and Pollution 11/3:331-350; special issue on citizen participation

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