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操作化可持续性科学中的模两可:拥抱房间里的大象
Anita Lazurko1,2, L Jamila Haider3, Tilman Hertz3
1School of Environment, Resources, and Sustainability, University of Waterloo, 200 University Avenue W, N2L 3G1 Waterloo, Canada.
概括
这项研究建议将模糊性视为可持续性科学的关键要素. 通过使用批判性系统思维和反思性边界批判,研究人员可以更好地应对复杂的挑战.
科学领域:
- 可持续性科学 可持续性科学
- 系统思维 系统思维
- 跨学科研究跨学科研究
背景情况:
- 在跨学科的可持续发展研究中,模糊性往往被忽视,阻碍了解决问题.
- 忽视模两可的风险是可持续性科学的合法性和相关性.
- 批判性系统思维 (CST) 提供了解决模两可的工具.
研究的目的:
- 发展可持续性研究中对模两可的广泛概念化.
- 为解决可持续性挑战提供推,以使模糊性变得可操作.
- 引入反射边界批判 (RBC) 作为一个导航模两可的框架.
主要方法:
- 从批判性系统思维 (CST) 调整概念和框架.
- 从边界过程 (存在,认识,干预) 中出现的模两可的概念.
- 建议反射边界批评 (RBC) 导航这些过程.
主要成果:
- 模糊性被定义为交互边界过程的新兴特征.
- 为了管理这些过程,提出了反射边界批评 (RBC).
- 承认研究人员的主观性,知识生产和干预影响.
结论:
- 可持续发展科学家应该使模糊性变得可操作化,而不是减少它.
- 建议培养反射能力,并使用像RBC这样的框架.
- 拥抱模糊性可以提高可持续性科学的严谨性和有效性.
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