Innovationen der landnutzung in nordostdeutschland - Eine fallstudie aus dem bioenergiesektor

Tobias Plieninger; Stephan Beetz; Oliver Bens; Reinhard F J Hüttl

Innovationen der landnutzung in nordostdeutschland - Eine fallstudie aus dem bioenergiesektor

Tobias Plieninger^*, Stephan Beetz, Oliver Bens, Reinhard F J Hüttl

^*Corresponding author af dette arbejde

LUKKET: Landskabsarkitektur og planlægning

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Abstract

Rural areas in North-East Germany experience out-migration and aging of their population as well as economic stagnation. But at the same time the societal demand for the natural resources of rural areas strongly increases, e.g., for the provision of food, energy, and environmental services. This article questions whether this demand is able to trigger innovation that absorbs or reverses the economic and social marginalisation of rural areas. The emerging bioenergy industry is used to exemplify the various aspects of the innovation concept and to analyse the interactions between different fields of innovation. It is concluded that rural areas need systemic innovations. Rural development effects can be achieved if regional contexts are considered and if learning innovation cultures institutionalise collective exchange and negotiation processes.

Bidragets oversatte titel	Land use innovations in north-east germany - A case study from the bioenergy sector
Originalsprog	Tysk
Tidsskrift	Gaia
Vol/bind	18
Udgave nummer	2
Sider (fra-til)	136-144
Antal sider	9
ISSN	0940-5550
Status	Udgivet - 21 aug. 2009

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