Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
7460495 Landscape and Urban Planning 2016 4 Pages PDF
Abstract
In this essay, we argue that the adaptive, participatory, and transdisciplinary (APT) approach to working with wicked problems offers valuable assistance to practitioners along two critical dimensions - the understanding of wicked problems, and policy responses to them; and that more context-dependent practice research is needed.
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Why is an APT approach to wicked problems important?
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