TY - JOUR
T1 - Governance learning from collective actions for just climate adaptation in cities
AU - Yazar, Mahir
AU - Haarstad, Håvard
AU - Drengenes, Lene Lundøy
AU - York, Abigail
N1 - Funding Information:
The Bergen case of this research is supported by EU Horizon 2020 VARCITIES Project (ID: 869505).
Publisher Copyright:
Copyright © 2022 Yazar, Haarstad, Drengenes and York.
PY - 2022/8/30
Y1 - 2022/8/30
N2 - Environmental policy research fails to integrate procedural and recognitional justice perspectives and collective actions in governance learning for just climate adaptations. Drawing on the insights of two cities experiencing climate impacts differently, Bergen (Norway) and Istanbul (Turkey), this paper assesses how collective actions influence different levels of governments (local to national) to learn from these actions to implement just climate actions in their localities. Using environmental justice (specifically recognition and procedural) and policy learning literature, we contextualize a three-governance learning typology that emerges through collective actions that may trigger governance structures for policy integration: governance learning by resisting, co-opting, and expanding. We identify what kind of learning is introduced to the existing governance structures in Bergen and Istanbul, and how that learning shapes or is shaped by the governance structures, local government in Bergen and local to national governments in Istanbul, while developing climate adaptation policies and actions. Overall, this paper shows what types of knowledge and information are incorporated or ignored after collective actions and how power mediates interactions between actors across multiple urban settings for just climate adaptation.
AB - Environmental policy research fails to integrate procedural and recognitional justice perspectives and collective actions in governance learning for just climate adaptations. Drawing on the insights of two cities experiencing climate impacts differently, Bergen (Norway) and Istanbul (Turkey), this paper assesses how collective actions influence different levels of governments (local to national) to learn from these actions to implement just climate actions in their localities. Using environmental justice (specifically recognition and procedural) and policy learning literature, we contextualize a three-governance learning typology that emerges through collective actions that may trigger governance structures for policy integration: governance learning by resisting, co-opting, and expanding. We identify what kind of learning is introduced to the existing governance structures in Bergen and Istanbul, and how that learning shapes or is shaped by the governance structures, local government in Bergen and local to national governments in Istanbul, while developing climate adaptation policies and actions. Overall, this paper shows what types of knowledge and information are incorporated or ignored after collective actions and how power mediates interactions between actors across multiple urban settings for just climate adaptation.
KW - Bergen
KW - Istanbul
KW - collective action
KW - governance learning
KW - just climate adaptation
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U2 - 10.3389/frsc.2022.932070
DO - 10.3389/frsc.2022.932070
M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:85138289799
SN - 2624-9634
VL - 4
JO - Frontiers in Sustainable Cities
JF - Frontiers in Sustainable Cities
M1 - 932070
ER -