It is entirely possible to encourage and respect decentralised knowledge and problem solving while retaining an overriding purpose and command structure.
“Common Good KM” could assist in driving progress toward addressing sustainable development goals (SDGs) in KM, and second-order science could assist in identifying the transformations needed for this.
The argument for why you should not work with the journal “Sustainability” as either an author or editor.
The diverse views in regard to hazard reduction burning all have their foundation in a popular narrative, but the unpopular scientific knowledge tells a different story.
Important published research and historical evidence in regard to climate history and the role of fire in the Australian landscape have been missing from the bushfire crisis debates.
Decision-making for the Shoalhaven River had missed vital information, highlighting the danger of information silos in organisations.
To achieve the successful implementation of the Sustainable Management of the Helidon Hills Project, I needed to quickly overcome stakeholder resistance and denial. How was this done?
Knowledge brokers can help ensure that research is translated into practical outcomes, and that in turn research priorities and activities are informed by practitioner experience.
The idea that Rapa Nui (Easter Island) society collapsed as a result of over-exploitation of the island’s environment has become a widely held belief. But is this view supported by evidence, or is it opinion?
The Sustainable Management of the Helidon Hills Project is an example of how collaborative learning and governance can be used to facilitate effective knowledge sharing and transfer.