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To develop a transdisciplinary framework that integrates behavioral and social sciences to guide multiscale societal transformations in response to climate change.

February 17, 2022Environmental Science & PolicyOpen Access

Cultures of transformation: An integrated framework for transformative action

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HPHannah Parris AŞAlevgül H. Şorman CVCarmen Valor

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Conceptual analysis reveals a transdisciplinary framework for climate transformation, highlighting the value of linking psychological behavior change with broad societal systems.

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To develop a transdisciplinary framework that integrates behavioral and social sciences to guide multiscale societal transformations in response to climate change.
Synthesized theoretical literature spanning systems science, behavioral psychology, and societal transitions.
Formulated a conceptual knowledge-integration model tailored for collaborative co-design processes involving academic and non-academic stakeholders.
Constructed a multi-scale narrative linking individual psychological behavior changes to systemic societal transformations.
Formulated an analytical mapping tool to identify cross-disciplinary variables, drivers, and barriers within transformation processes.
Created a structured mechanism enabling non-academic stakeholders to collate, navigate, and apply complex academic transition literature.

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Parris et al. (2022) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a75f09f9c92392688b261cc https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envsci.2022.02.008

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February 17, 2022Environmental Science & PolicyOpen Access

Cultures of transformation: An integrated framework for transformative action

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Authors

HPHannah Parris AŞAlevgül H. Şorman CVCarmen Valor

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Overview

Conceptual analysis reveals a transdisciplinary framework for climate transformation, highlighting the value of linking psychological behavior change with broad societal systems.

Key Points

To develop a transdisciplinary framework that integrates behavioral and social sciences to guide multiscale societal transformations in response to climate change.
Synthesized theoretical literature spanning systems science, behavioral psychology, and societal transitions.
Formulated a conceptual knowledge-integration model tailored for collaborative co-design processes involving academic and non-academic stakeholders.
Constructed a multi-scale narrative linking individual psychological behavior changes to systemic societal transformations.
Formulated an analytical mapping tool to identify cross-disciplinary variables, drivers, and barriers within transformation processes.
Created a structured mechanism enabling non-academic stakeholders to collate, navigate, and apply complex academic transition literature.

Cite This Study

Parris et al. (2022) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a75f09f9c92392688b261cc https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envsci.2022.02.008

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