Structure matters. Real-world laboratories as a new type of large-scale research infrastructure. A framework inspired by Giddens' structuration theory.

EXTERNSchneidewind, UweAugenstein, KarolineStelzer, FranziskaWanner, Matthias2019-12-202020-01-062022-11-252020-01-062022-11-2520180940-555010.14512/gaia.27.S1.5https://orlis.difu.de/handle/difu/255922In order to grasp the transformative potential of real-world laboratories, it is essential to understand them as a large-scale research infrastructure. Unlike single transdisciplinary projects and processes, real-world labs are not only about temporary interventions or knowledge integration. They are also about establishing long-lasting spaces for transformation and reflexive learning.Structure matters. Real-world laboratories as a new type of large-scale research infrastructure. A framework inspired by Giddens' structuration theory.ZeitschriftenaufsatzHZFBAJCRDM19090242Nachhaltige EntwicklungForschungsmethodeWissenstransferReallaborKonzeptFallbeispielTransdisziplinaritätStrukturation