Climate change presents the need and opportunity for what the Stern report called 'major,
non-marginal change'. Such transformational adaptation is rapidly emerging as a serious …

This paper explores the ways water governance adapts to changing social values and
political imperatives by examining the case of water policy reforms in Australia's Murray …

This article aims to contribute to the ongoing dialogue on post-capitalist construction by
exploring the contours of a commons-oriented productive model. On the basis of this model …

Societal values are generally seen as leading to changes in human decisions and behavior,
but have not been addressed adequately in current water management, which is blind to …

Ten years ago, the model of creative destruction was developed to predict the fate of
communities that base their development on the commodification of rural heritage (Mitchell …

Highlights•A second industrial transformation of Australian landscapes looms.•Climate
change and stewardship expectations demand adaptation.•Carbon, water, food, energy …

How do migrants feel" at home" in their houses? Literature on the migrant house and its role
in the migrant experience of home-building is inadequate. This book offers a theoretical …

The Anthropocene imposes new challenges for governments, demanding capabilities for
dealing with complexity and uncertainty. In this paper we examine how effective governing …

Water governance strongly depends on the institutional arrangements in place. The plethora
of recent inquiries into the adequacy and integrity of governance arrangements in the …

Transformation theory attempts to understand the long-run process of structural shifts that
occur in an industry and economy as a result of institutional change. While transformation …