Question 1

Actors at a national governance level have the ability to lead or structure a sustainability transition

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Which of the following options are not landscape level processes?

Accepted Answer

A)  Broad economic restructuring 
B)  Environmental and demographic change 
C)  City funding for research and development 
D)  Shifts in political ideology 
E)  Cultural developments 
A)  Broad economic restructuring 
B)  Environmental and demographic change 
C)  City funding for research and development 
D)  Shifts in political ideology 
E)  Cultural developments

Question 3

Regime destruction is characterized by:

Accepted Answer

A)  Rapid shocks from the landscape or interventions with strategies and instruments that aim to change the nature and extent of interactions between the subsystems 
B)  Change occurring over a slow, evolutionary process 
C)  Rapid shocks from the niche or interventions with strategies and instruments that aim to change the nature and extent of interactions between the subsystems 
D)  The elimination of an entire regime, forcing individuals to completely construct a new one 
A)  Rapid shocks from the landscape or interventions with strategies and instruments that aim to change the nature and extent of interactions between the subsystems 
B)  Change occurring over a slow, evolutionary process 
C)  Rapid shocks from the niche or interventions with strategies and instruments that aim to change the nature and extent of interactions between the subsystems 
D)  The elimination of an entire regime, forcing individuals to completely construct a new one

Actors at a national governance level have the ability to lead or structure a sustainability transition

Which of the following options are not landscape level processes?

Regime destruction is characterized by:

Strong Sustainability Principles and Competencies

Sustainable Behavior and Practices

Organizations As Agents of Sustainability

Green Innovation Systems

Triple-Bottom-Line Economic Development

Intermediaries for Sustainability Transitions

Practice of Sustainability-Oriented Socio-Technical System Transitions

Sustainability in Transition: Bottlenecks and Seedbeds

Developing Sustainability Systems

Conclusion

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Exam 7: Sustainability-Oriented Socio-Technical Systems in Relation to Transition Theory

Actors at a national governance level have the ability to lead or structure a sustainability transition

Which of the following options are not landscape level processes?

Regime destruction is characterized by:

Strong Sustainability Principles and Competencies

Sustainable Behavior and Practices

Organizations As Agents of Sustainability

Green Innovation Systems

Triple-Bottom-Line Economic Development

Intermediaries for Sustainability Transitions

Practice of Sustainability-Oriented Socio-Technical System Transitions

Sustainability in Transition: Bottlenecks and Seedbeds

Developing Sustainability Systems

Conclusion

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