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Conclusions

Marvin, Simon ; Bulkeley, Harriet ; Mai, Lindsay ; McCormick, Kes LU orcid and Voytenko Palgan, Yuliya LU (2018) p.248-257
Abstract

This
conclusion presents some closing thoughts on concepts discussed in the
preceding chapters of this book. The book focuses on understanding the
ways in which Urban living labs (ULL) are being designed and how they
vary between urban contexts. It provides conceptually informed and
empirically rich examples of the interface between existing social
context modes of organisation and urban priorities and the claims of the
distinctiveness of ULL. The book also focuses on cycling
experimentation in greater Manchester, which provides a fascinating case
of "constrained experimentation". It illustrates how the practice of
ULL may involve different... (More)

This
conclusion presents some closing thoughts on concepts discussed in the
preceding chapters of this book. The book focuses on understanding the
ways in which Urban living labs (ULL) are being designed and how they
vary between urban contexts. It provides conceptually informed and
empirically rich examples of the interface between existing social
context modes of organisation and urban priorities and the claims of the
distinctiveness of ULL. The book also focuses on cycling
experimentation in greater Manchester, which provides a fascinating case
of "constrained experimentation". It illustrates how the practice of
ULL may involve different forms and techniques for learning, shielding,
nurturing, empowering and participating within ULL. The book presents
the foundations of collaborative governance in Stellenbosch, South
Africa, to highlight the specific contextual conditions that allowed for
the emergence and evolution of a dynamic ULL.


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 conclusion presents some closing thoughts on concepts discussed in the <br>
preceding chapters of this book. The book focuses on understanding the <br>
ways in which Urban living labs (ULL) are being designed and how they <br>
vary between urban contexts. It provides conceptually informed and <br>
empirically rich examples of the interface between existing social <br>
context modes of organisation and urban priorities and the claims of the<br>
 distinctiveness of ULL. The book also focuses on cycling <br>
experimentation in greater Manchester, which provides a fascinating case<br>
 of "constrained experimentation". It illustrates how the practice of <br>
ULL may involve different forms and techniques for learning, shielding, <br>
nurturing, empowering and participating within ULL. The book presents <br>
the foundations of collaborative governance in Stellenbosch, South <br>
Africa, to highlight the specific contextual conditions that allowed for<br>
 the emergence and evolution of a dynamic ULL.</p></div></div></div></div><p><br/></p>}},
  author       = {{Marvin, Simon and Bulkeley, Harriet and Mai, Lindsay and McCormick, Kes and Voytenko Palgan, Yuliya}},
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  pages        = {{248--257}},
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  title        = {{Conclusions}},
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