Towards a Natural Social Contract : Transformative Social-Ecological Innovation for a Sustainable, Healthy and Just Society.

Towards a Natural Social Contract -- Foreword by Prof. Dr. Ren�e Kemp -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- About the Author -- Part I: The Quest for a Natural Social Contract -- 1: Introduction -- 1.1 Reader�s Guide -- 2: Sustainability Transition: Quest for a New Social Contract -- 2.1 Paradox of Prosperity -- 2.2 Ecological Limits of Our Planet -- 2.3 Emerging Security and Justice Challenges -- 2.4 The Sustainability Transition: Humankind�s Quest for a New Social Contract -- 2.5 What�s Beyond the Sustainable Development Goals? -- 3: Towards a Natural Social Contract -- 3.1 What Is a Social Contract? -- 3.2 Human Progress Without Economic Growth? -- 3.3 Redesigning Economics Based on Ecology -- 3.4 Debate on Role and Scope of the Free Market -- 3.5 Anglo-Saxon Model Versus Rhineland Model -- 3.6 Looking for a New Social Contract -- 3.7 A Natural Social Contract -- 3.8 Dimensions and Crossovers Within a Natural Social Contract -- Social Dimension -- Nature Connects -- Ecological Dimension -- Economic Dimension -- Institutional Dimension -- 3.9 TSEI-Framework for Understanding and Advancing the Process Towards a Natural Social Contract -- 3.10 Development of a Natural Social Contract at Multiple Governance Levels -- Part II: Theories and Concepts -- 4 Conceptual Background of Transformative Social-Ecological Innovation -- 4.1 Definition of Transformative Social-Ecological Innovation (TSEI) -- 4.2 Transition Studies -- 4.3 Institutional Design Principles for Governing the Commons -- 4.4 Design Principles from Nature: Benchmarks for a Natural Social Contract -- 4.5 Complex (Adaptive) Systems -- 4.6 Adaptive, Reflexive, and Deliberative Approaches to Governance -- 4.7 Social Learning, Policy Learning, and Transformational Learning -- 4.8 Shared Value, Multiple Value Creation, and Mutual Gains -- 4.9 Effective Cooperation.

4.10 Transdisciplinary Approach, Living Labs, and Citizen Science -- 4.11 The Art of Co-creation: Approaches, Principles, and Pitfalls -- Part III: A Research and Innovation Agenda -- 5: Analytical Instruments for Studying TSEI -- 5.1 Analytical Framework for Transformative Social-Ecological Innovation (TSEI) -- 5.2 Power and Network Analysis -- 5.3 Framework for Analysing Different Levels of Collective Learning -- 5.4 Collaborative Action Research -- 6: Transition to a Sustainable and Healthy Agri-Food System -- 6.1 Challenges and Developments -- 6.2 NWA Programme `Transition to a Sustainable Food System� -- 6.3 Nature-Inclusive and Regenerative Agriculture -- 6.4 Closing the Gaps Between Citizens, Farmers, and Nature -- 6.5 Measuring Sustainability and Health Aspects of Our Food Chains -- 6.6 South Holland Food Family: Transition Towards a Sustainable and Self-Sufficient Food System -- 7: Governance of Urban Sustainability Transitions -- 7.1 Urban Challenges and Developments -- 7.2 Climate-Resilient and Healthy Cities -- 7.3 Feeding and Greening Megacities -- 7.4 From Linear to Circular and Regenerative Cities -- 7.5 Collaboration for the City of the Future -- 8: Conclusion -- Correction to: Conceptual Background of Transformative Social-Ecological Innovation -- Correction to: Chapter 4 in: P. Huntjens, Towards a Natural Social Contract, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-67130-3_4 -- References.

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