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2A: C
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Joch
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Acc
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logy
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arka
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Der
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2C: P
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2D: G
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1P
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2E: O
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Indu
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2G: S
pace
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201
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tran
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2H: S
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2 -
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220
Hou
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in th
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Wal
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, Wim
Deb
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al.
Inst
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naliz
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nich
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perim
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R
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to C
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gene
ratio
nA
ri Jo
kine
n, P
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Jok
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l.
2I: D
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nom
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lair,
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Car
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, Car
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nd,
Mar
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15:15 - 16:15
3A: G
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Tra
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231
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to fu
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Rob
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logu
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min
Cas
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l. C
omm
unity
clim
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resi
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Irwin
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3B: U
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stan
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Tra
nsiti
ons
- RM
311
2K
now
ledg
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in tr
ansi
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path
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fdeh
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kash
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l. B
razi
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light
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sitio
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Mor
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Mar
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Ben
venu
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Com
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of p
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Vere
na H
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gmei
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et
al.
3C: P
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and
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stor
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3E: O
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and
Indu
strie
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M 3
110
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Eld
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3F: P
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and
Ever
yday
Life
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320
2R
ebou
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sks
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chul
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nova
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prac
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anal
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s: F
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Syst
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322
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and
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arga
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al.
3H: S
peci
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s: C
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cono
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3 -
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224
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eco
nom
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vin
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curit
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sues
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3J: D
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Sess
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120
1S
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Jenn
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Vlie
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16:30 - 18:00
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120
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and
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230
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in U
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and
Indu
strie
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tain
abili
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pren
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mat
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regi
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pace
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Sess
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311
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bilit
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cont
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role
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112
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SUNDAY JUNE 23
17:00 - 19.00Advance Registration(Alt Hotel, 2nd floor)
17:30 - 19:15
NEST Session: For newcomers to Sustainability Transitions Research. Open to those who registered in advance and received email confirmation from the organizers(Alt Hotel, 2nd floor)
19:15-21:15Welcome Reception (Open to all)(Alt Hotel, Lobby and 2nd floor)
USEFUL INFORMATION
Wireless NetworkName (SSID): ISTPassword: carleton2019
Conference Assistance(343) 996+9513
Cyber Café and Charging StationsFor your convenience computerterminals are set up in the Richcraft Hall Atrium for your use. Charging Stations will be available on the 2nd and 3rd floors.
LunchesTo accommodate the large volume ofdelegates we will provide two floorswith buffet service and seating in the Richcraft Atrium 2nd & 3rd floors.
TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS Conference ShuttleTake advantage of the free shuttle that operates from two of the host hotels. See schedule to the right in blue.Walk or bike See website for walking map and bike rentalWeb Site: carleton.ca/istconference/activities/
Public transport (bus) See website for routes and fare information Web Site: carleton.ca/istconference/travel/
TaxiStands in front of each hotel. At peak times there may be a wait.
Blue Line 613-238-1111
Capital Taxi 613-744-333
CONFERENCE VENUECarleton University is located at 1125 Colonel By Drive.
Richcraft Hall will host all conference day activities. The concurrent sessions will be split between four floors. Only one session room is located on the 5th floor.
Accelerating Sustainability Transitions: building visions, unlocking pathways, navigating conflicts.The International Sustainability Transitions conference is the major annual gathering of transitions researchers from around the world. Transitions scholarship focuses on transformational change in industries, institutions, socio-technical systems, and communities to promote societal movement towards more sustainable patterns of production and consumption. This 10th Anniversary Conference engages with the theme of Accelerating Sustainability Transitions in the face of difficult political circumstances. It points to the importance of visions, to coordinate efforts and mobilize change. It raises the challenge of mapping out realistic pathways that can link the present with desirable futures. And it emphasizes navigation of the inevitable conflicts that accompany serious efforts at societal change.
MONDAY JUNE 24
08:00 - 18:00Registration / InformationAtrium - 2nd floor
08:00 - 08:45Welcome RefreshmentsAtrium - 2nd floor
08:45 - 10:15Opening PlenaryRoom 2200 (Theatre) - 2nd floor
10:15 - 10:45BreakAtrium 2nd & 3rd floors
10:45 - 12:15Concurrent Session 1Floors - 1, 2, 3 & 5
12:15 - 13:15LunchAtrium 2nd & 3rd floors
13:15 - 14:45Concurrent Session 2Floors - 1, 2, 3 & 5
14:45 - 15:15Poster Session & BreakAtrium - 2nd floor
15:15 - 16:15Concurrent Session 3Floors - 1, 2, 3 & 5
16:15 - 16:30BreakAtrium 2nd & 3rd floors
16:30 - 18:00Concurrent Session 4Floors - 1, 2, 3 & 5
19:00 - 21:00Opening Reception - NACNational Arts Centre, O’Born Room
TUESDAY JUNE 25
08:00 - 15:15Registration / InformationAtrium - 2nd floor
08:00 - 08:45Welcome RefreshmentsAtrium - 2nd floor
08:45 - 10:15Plenary IIRoom 2200 (Theatre) - 2nd floor
10:15 - 10:45BreakAtrium 2nd & 3rd floors
10:45 - 12:15Concurrent Session 5Floors - 1, 2, 3 & 5
12:15 - 13:15LunchAtrium 2nd & 3rd floors
13:15 - 14:45Concurrent Session 6Floors - 1, 2, 3 & 5
14:45 - 15:15Poster Session & BreakAtrium - 2nd floor
15:15 - 16:15Concurrent Session 7Floors - 1, 2, 3 & 5
16:15 - 18:00 Field Trips/Group meetingsSee website for details
19:00 - 21:30 Conference Dinner Museum of History, Grand Hall
WEDNESDAY JUNE 26
08:00 - 14:45 Registration / InformationAtrium - 2nd floor
08:00 - 08:45 Welcome RefreshmentsAtrium - 2nd floor
08:45 - 10:15 Concurrent Session 8Floors - 1, 2, 3 & 5
10:15 - 10:45 BreakAtrium 2nd & 3rd floors
10:45 - 12:15 Concurrent Session 9Floors - 1, 2, 3 & 5
12:15 - 13:15 LunchAtrium - 2nd floor
13:15 - 14:45 Closing PlenaryRoom 2200 (Theatre) - 2nd floor
Conference Plenary Sessions
Our sponsors
IST 2019 Session FormatsPaper sessions: 90 minute sessions for presentation and discussion of original research papers (typically 3 to 4 papers per session).
Speed talk sessions: 60 minute sessions for 4 to 5 speed talks. Talks will be delivered consecutively. The remaining time is dedicated to discussion in 4 to 5 breakout groups focused on the work presented.
Organizing IST 2019IST 2019 Organizing Committee
School of Public Policy and Administration at Carleton
James MeadowcroftDaniel RosenbloomAlexandra Mallett
Jessica Leis Brie Morrison
Special Advisor Sally Babson
North American Advisory BoardMark Winfield (York University),
Maya Jegen (Université du Québec à Montréal), Sarah Burch (University of Waterloo),
Michael Howlett (Simon Fraser University), Jeremy Rayner (University of Saskatchewan),
René Audet (Université du Québec à Montréal), Blake Poland (University of Toronto), David Hess (Vanderbilt University),
Jennie Stephens (Northeastern University), Elizabeth Wilson (Dartmouth College)
Emerging and early career researchers from Canada
Andréanne Doyon (RMIT University), Christopher Luederitz (University of Waterloo),
Joey El-Khoury (HEC Montréal), Marie Claire Brisbois (University of Sussex), and Steve Williams (University of British Columbia)
Conference at a glance
NOTE Opening Reception at the National
Arts Centre is within 10 minute walking distance of all host hotels
SCHOOL OF
Public Policy and Administration
SCHOOL OF
Public Policy and Administration
SCHOOL OF
Public Policy and Administration
Shuttle Bus Schedule
Every day: Downtown to Carleton University
07:15 - ALT Hotel07:25 - Lord Elgin Arrive Carleton 08:00
07:45 - ALT Hotel 07:55 - Lord Elgin Arrive Carleton 08:30
Monday: Carleton to Opening Reception18:15 - 18:30 - CU - north side of Richcraft Hall
Tuesday: Carleton to Alt / Lord Elgin16:30 - 17:30 - CU - north side of Richcraft Hall
Tuesday: Alt / Lord Elgin to Conference Dinner18:15 - From Alt to Lord Elgin then to Dinner venue 18:35 - From Alt to Lord Elgin then to Dinner venue
Tuesday: Dinner venue to Alt / Lord Elgin21:15 - 21:45
Wednesday: Carleton to Alt / Lord Elgin15:00 - 15:15 - CU - north side of Richraft Hall
1st Floor 2nd Floor 3rd Floor 5thFloor
The Master of Arts in Sustainable Energy Policy addresses crucial challenges in sustainable energy production and use in a unique interdisciplinary program. carleton.ca/sppa/ma-sep
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traditional custodians of the land in which the campus is located. Acknowledging territory shows
recognition of and respect for the host nation, the Omàmiwininìwag
(Algonquin peoples, in the Algonquin language).
Reducing the environmental impact of the conference Thank you to the participants who took advantage of the carbon offset arrangement for your air travel. Over 340 tonnes of GHG emissions (equivalent to ~150 intercontinental flights) were offset through this process. The paper used for this program insert and other conference materials are made from recycled paper. Our lanyards are made from 100% bamboo fibers, and we would be happy to accept your badge holder and lanyard for repurposing at the Information Desk when you depart. Carleton Dining Services replaced the cutlery and much of our packaging with a biodegradable substitute which meets the ASTM standards for compost-ability as certified by the Biodegradable Products Institute. We participate in the Carleton University Composting program which collects all food preparation and post-consumer waste. Please support this important initiative by placing all of your refuse into the properly marked containers.
Dialogue sessions: 60 or 90 minute sessions, which aim to stimulate discussion around a particular thematic focus. They adopt a variety of innovative formats as determined by the session convenor(s).
Poster sessions: Posters will be displayed for the duration of the conference in the Atrium. Authors will have the opportunity to present their posters during the poster sessions on Monday and Tuesday afternoon.
Opening Plenary
WelcomeBenoit-Antoine Bacon, President Carleton UniversityAndre Plourde, Dean Faculty of Public Affairs
James Meadowcroft, Chair of the IST 2019 Organizing CommitteeAccelerating Transitions in Dangerous Times
Keynote PresentationsHeleen de Coninck,Radboud University
How can transition scholarship be useful for policymakers? From the IPCC
Special Report on 1.5C° to the 6th Assessment Report
Jochen Marchard, ETH Zurich
Acceleration and beyond: New challenges for sustainability transitions research
Plenary IIKeynote Presentations
Frank Geels,Manchester University
Political acceleration of socio-technical transitions
Jennie Stephens,Northeastern University
Feminism, energy democracy & renewable transformation: resisting oppression in
socio-technical transitions
John Robinson,University of Toronto
Normalizing Sustainability: from behaviour change to metamorphosis
Closing PlenaryKeynote Presentations
Sarah Burch, University of Waterloo
Absolution, abdication or abundance? Exploring the untapped potential of small businesses
to accelerate transitions
Niki Frantzeskaki, Swinburne University of Technology
Research on transition experiments in cities: accelerating or stalling sustainability transitions?
STRN Announcements
Awards
Conference closing
Sustainability Transitions Research Network (STRN)The STRN is an international network of more than 1,500 scholars interested in sustainability transitions. It is an independent, research-driven network that aims to deepen the scientific understanding of sustainability transitions through networking, research coordination, education and synthesis activities. The network provides a hub for researchers to engage in a vibrant intellectual exchange on the challenges of sustainability transitions, and to connect with practitioners working to propel societies in more sustainable directions.
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