Edited by Christopher Ansell, Professor, Department of Political Science, University of California, Berkeley, USA, Eva Sørensen, Professor and Jacob Torfing, Professor, Department of Social Sciences and Business, Roskilde University, Denmark

‘This book is crucial for global development, providing a thorough framework for the regulation of local co-creation in sustainable transitions. It highlights the importance of understanding local cultures, good governance, community resources and handling conflicts as key for fair, strong and inclusive climate action. An invaluable asset for policy makers, researchers and practitioners globally.’

• Contents1 Taking a global perspective on the governance of the localco-creation of green transitions 1Christopher Ansell, Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing2 A theoretical framework for studying the governance of thelocal co-creation of green transitions 20Christopher Ansell, Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing3 The methodology of the GOGREEN project: Advancing openand collaborative science 47Alexander L. Q. Chen-Florea and Oda Hustad4 Community capitals and the co-creation of green transitionsin rural agriculture 70Christopher Koliba, Mark Barnes-Ricketts, Ainhoa Arrona,Christopher Ansell, Wai Fung Lam, Miren Larrea, Vivian HoYee Chu and Denise Barnes-Ricketts5 Managing conflict in co-created sustainable energy projects 96Alexander L. Q. Chen-Florea, Oda Hustad, Eva Sørensen,Walaa Al Husban, Marco Antonio Berger Garcia, CarlosAlberto Navarrete Ulloa, Jörg Knieling, Rastislav Vrbenskyand Zaid Eyadat6 Cultural grounding as context for leadership of co-creatinggovernance pathways 125Jessica Kritz, Denise Barnes-Ricketts, Mark Barnes-Ricketts,Mikael Granberg, Jamal Mokhtari, Gavin McCrory and Trond Vedeld7 Does public sector initiation of green co-creation projectsmatter? 146Benedetta Trivellato, Daniela Cristofoli, Marta Micacchi,Joni Askola, Emma Avoyan, Ai Chin Yoon and MohdSalehuddin Mat Noor8 The role and impact of private entrepreneurs in initiating andfacilitating local green co-creation 175Jacob Torfing, Christopher Ansell, Sameer Azizi, RaviBhandari, Marco Berger, Vivian Ho Yee Chu, AlexanderL. Q. Chen-Florea, Wai Fung Lam, Carlos Navarrete, EvaSørensen, Pinar Temocin, Trond Vedeld and Jiacheng Zhao9 How do civil society actors drive co-creation for greenoutcomes? 214Eduardo Marques, Carolyn M. Hendriks, Emma Spett,Fernando Cymbaluk, Marija Babovic, Pinar Temocin andCharlotte Nell10 Taking stock and advancing generative governance in supportof co-created green solutions 242Christopher Ansell, Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing

Edited by Christopher Ansell, Professor, Department of Political Science, University of California, Berkeley, USA, Eva Sørensen, Professor and Jacob Torfing, Professor, Department of Social Sciences and Business, Roskilde University, Denmark

‘This book is crucial for global development, providing a thorough framework for the regulation of local co-creation in sustainable transitions. It highlights the importance of understanding local cultures, good governance, community resources and handling conflicts as key for fair, strong and inclusive climate action. An invaluable asset for policy makers, researchers and practitioners globally.’

• Contents1 Taking a global perspective on the governance of the localco-creation of green transitions 1Christopher Ansell, Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing2 A theoretical framework for studying the governance of thelocal co-creation of green transitions 20Christopher Ansell, Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing3 The methodology of the GOGREEN project: Advancing openand collaborative science 47Alexander L. Q. Chen-Florea and Oda Hustad4 Community capitals and the co-creation of green transitionsin rural agriculture 70Christopher Koliba, Mark Barnes-Ricketts, Ainhoa Arrona,Christopher Ansell, Wai Fung Lam, Miren Larrea, Vivian HoYee Chu and Denise Barnes-Ricketts5 Managing conflict in co-created sustainable energy projects 96Alexander L. Q. Chen-Florea, Oda Hustad, Eva Sørensen,Walaa Al Husban, Marco Antonio Berger Garcia, CarlosAlberto Navarrete Ulloa, Jörg Knieling, Rastislav Vrbenskyand Zaid Eyadat6 Cultural grounding as context for leadership of co-creatinggovernance pathways 125Jessica Kritz, Denise Barnes-Ricketts, Mark Barnes-Ricketts,Mikael Granberg, Jamal Mokhtari, Gavin McCrory and Trond Vedeld7 Does public sector initiation of green co-creation projectsmatter? 146Benedetta Trivellato, Daniela Cristofoli, Marta Micacchi,Joni Askola, Emma Avoyan, Ai Chin Yoon and MohdSalehuddin Mat Noor8 The role and impact of private entrepreneurs in initiating andfacilitating local green co-creation 175Jacob Torfing, Christopher Ansell, Sameer Azizi, RaviBhandari, Marco Berger, Vivian Ho Yee Chu, AlexanderL. Q. Chen-Florea, Wai Fung Lam, Carlos Navarrete, EvaSørensen, Pinar Temocin, Trond Vedeld and Jiacheng Zhao9 How do civil society actors drive co-creation for greenoutcomes? 214Eduardo Marques, Carolyn M. Hendriks, Emma Spett,Fernando Cymbaluk, Marija Babovic, Pinar Temocin andCharlotte Nell10 Taking stock and advancing generative governance in supportof co-created green solutions 242Christopher Ansell, Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing

Edited by Christopher Ansell, Professor, Department of Political Science, University of California, Berkeley, USA, Eva Sørensen, Professor and Jacob Torfing, Professor, Department of Social Sciences and Business, Roskilde University, Denmark

‘This book is crucial for global development, providing a thorough framework for the regulation of local co-creation in sustainable transitions. It highlights the importance of understanding local cultures, good governance, community resources and handling conflicts as key for fair, strong and inclusive climate action. An invaluable asset for policy makers, researchers and practitioners globally.’

• Contents1 Taking a global perspective on the governance of the localco-creation of green transitions 1Christopher Ansell, Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing2 A theoretical framework for studying the governance of thelocal co-creation of green transitions 20Christopher Ansell, Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing3 The methodology of the GOGREEN project: Advancing openand collaborative science 47Alexander L. Q. Chen-Florea and Oda Hustad4 Community capitals and the co-creation of green transitionsin rural agriculture 70Christopher Koliba, Mark Barnes-Ricketts, Ainhoa Arrona,Christopher Ansell, Wai Fung Lam, Miren Larrea, Vivian HoYee Chu and Denise Barnes-Ricketts5 Managing conflict in co-created sustainable energy projects 96Alexander L. Q. Chen-Florea, Oda Hustad, Eva Sørensen,Walaa Al Husban, Marco Antonio Berger Garcia, CarlosAlberto Navarrete Ulloa, Jörg Knieling, Rastislav Vrbenskyand Zaid Eyadat6 Cultural grounding as context for leadership of co-creatinggovernance pathways 125Jessica Kritz, Denise Barnes-Ricketts, Mark Barnes-Ricketts,Mikael Granberg, Jamal Mokhtari, Gavin McCrory and Trond Vedeld7 Does public sector initiation of green co-creation projectsmatter? 146Benedetta Trivellato, Daniela Cristofoli, Marta Micacchi,Joni Askola, Emma Avoyan, Ai Chin Yoon and MohdSalehuddin Mat Noor8 The role and impact of private entrepreneurs in initiating andfacilitating local green co-creation 175Jacob Torfing, Christopher Ansell, Sameer Azizi, RaviBhandari, Marco Berger, Vivian Ho Yee Chu, AlexanderL. Q. Chen-Florea, Wai Fung Lam, Carlos Navarrete, EvaSørensen, Pinar Temocin, Trond Vedeld and Jiacheng Zhao9 How do civil society actors drive co-creation for greenoutcomes? 214Eduardo Marques, Carolyn M. Hendriks, Emma Spett,Fernando Cymbaluk, Marija Babovic, Pinar Temocin andCharlotte Nell10 Taking stock and advancing generative governance in supportof co-created green solutions 242Christopher Ansell, Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing