Agility, co-production, Musical Abstract, research collaboration, research methods, Sustainability transitions

Fostering agility to diversify science, music, and society

by Taster • December 15, 2021 • Comments Off

Tensions often emerge when research and practice come together. These tensions can either hinder progress or be constructively engaged to enable transformation of thought and action. Drawing on the experiences of 32 co-production initiatives from around the world that aimed to transform social-environmental issues, Josephine Chambers, Carina Wyborn, Nicole Klenk, Chris Cvitanovic, and their many … Continued

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