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Prelimniaries

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Table of Contents

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Foreword

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doi: 10.1553/ISR_FB047s7

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1. Framework Conditions for Social Innovation

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1.1 Exploring the Politico-institutional Dimension of Social Innovation to Repoliticize Urban Governance Arrangements

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1.2 Community Energy Enterprises: An Interpretative Research Frame-work for Distributed Energy Policy Making

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1.3 Understanding Post-disaster Recovery Processes: Is There Space for Learning and Experimentation?

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1.4 Is Industrial and Territorial Ecology a Type of Social Innovation That is Able to Foster Territorial Development?

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2. The Local Dimension of Social Innovation

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2.1 Graffiti Murals as Social Innovation. An Example of a Cooperative and Planned Process of Urban Development in Aachen, Germany

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2.2 Addressing (Un)intentional Communities of Sustainability Practices: Conceptual Lessons from Luxembourg’s Redange Canton

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2.3 Social Innovation in Condominium Management. The Intermediary Role of Third Sector Organisations in Supporting Low-income Homeowners

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3. The Regional Dimension of Social Innovation

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3.1 Is Social Innovation a Key to “De-peripheralization”? Dealing with Challenges of Peripheralization on a Local Level

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3.2 Developing Regional Social Innovation Ecosystems

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3.3 Social Resilience Assessment in Flood-prone Neighborhoods. A Case Study of Two Districts in Behshahr, Iran

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