Adaptive governance
by Toddi A. Steelman, Christina M. Cromley, Lindy Coe-Juell, Ronald D. Brunner
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The book introduces the concept of "adaptive governance." How did your understanding of this term evolve as you read, and what did you find to be its most crucial distinguishing characteristic compared to more traditional governance models?
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The authors argue for the necessity of adaptive approaches in the face of complexity and uncertainty. Can you recall an instance in your own life (work, community, or even a personal project) where a rigid or inflexible system led to difficulties, highlighting the need for adaptability?
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Adaptive governance often requires significant shifts in mindset and practice. What did the book identify as the most formidable barriers to implementing adaptive governance, and which of these do you think is hardest to overcome in real-world scenarios?
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