How Transformative Innovation Movements Contribute to Transitions

Flor Avelino; Lara Monticelli; Julia M. Wittmayer

How Transformative Innovation Movements Contribute to Transitions

Flor Avelino
, Lara Monticelli
, Julia M. Wittmayer

The Dutch Research Institute For Transitions

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Abstract

Transformative innovation movements create new ways of doing, thinking and organizing with transformative ambitions. They challenge existing systems through (1) prefiguration, (2) socio-material innovation across domains, (3) translocal empowerment, (4) a diverse repertoire of actions and (5) strategic collaboration across movements.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Atlas of Social Innovation : A World of New Practices
Editors	Jürgen Howaldt, Christoph Kaletka, Antonius Schröder, Marthe Zirngiebl
Number of pages	5
Volume	2
Place of Publication	München
Publisher	Oekom Verlag
Publication date	2019
Pages	70-74
ISBN (Print)	9783962381578
Publication status	Published - 2019

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Avelino, F., Monticelli, L., & Wittmayer, J. M. (2019). How Transformative Innovation Movements Contribute to Transitions. In J. Howaldt, C. Kaletka, A. Schröder, & M. Zirngiebl (Eds.), Atlas of Social Innovation: A World of New Practices (Vol. 2, pp. 70-74). Oekom Verlag. https://www.socialinnovationatlas.net/fileadmin/PDF/volume-2/01_SI-Landscape_Global_Trends/01_15_How-Transformative-Innovation-Movements_Avelino-Monticelli-Wittmayer.pdf

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Avelino, F, Monticelli, L & Wittmayer, JM 2019, How Transformative Innovation Movements Contribute to Transitions. in J Howaldt, C Kaletka, A Schröder & M Zirngiebl (eds), Atlas of Social Innovation: A World of New Practices. vol. 2, Oekom Verlag, München, pp. 70-74. <https://www.socialinnovationatlas.net/fileadmin/PDF/volume-2/01_SI-Landscape_Global_Trends/01_15_How-Transformative-Innovation-Movements_Avelino-Monticelli-Wittmayer.pdf>

How Transformative Innovation Movements Contribute to Transitions. / Avelino, Flor; Monticelli, Lara; Wittmayer, Julia M.
Atlas of Social Innovation: A World of New Practices. ed. / Jürgen Howaldt; Christoph Kaletka; Antonius Schröder; Marthe Zirngiebl. Vol. 2 München: Oekom Verlag, 2019. p. 70-74.

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