日本語フィールド
著者：Kakuma S, Sato T題名：Epilogue: Opening the Way to Sustainable Futures with Satoumi発表情報：Satoumi Science: Co-creating Social-ecological Harmony Between Human and the Sea. Springer Nature ページ: 256-267キーワード：Transdisciplinary science, Residential researcher, Bilateral translator, Satoumi network, Sustainability, Adaptive processes概要：抄録：The authors extract and reorganize components of the case studies that we found useful to understand the challenges of Satoumi, and to examine what we should do for Satoumi creation toward sustainable futures. We need a new relationship between people and the sea, in which people are deeply involved in coastal social-ecological systems. Effective Satoumi creation involves: a) social networks of Satoumi with mutual learning systems; b) residential researchers and bilateral knowledge translators as key actors; c) technical development for active measures in Satoumi; d) formal and informal institutions for Satoumi creation; e) sustainability of Satoumi activities with leaders and funding mechanism; f) sense of ownership and legitimacy of local actors; g) adaptive processes in improving Satoumi activities; h) evolution of Satoumi science for the future.英語フィールド
Author：Kakuma S, Sato TTitle：Epilogue: Opening the Way to Sustainable Futures with SatoumiAnnouncement information:Satoumi Science: Co-creating Social-ecological Harmony Between Human and the Sea. Springer Nature Page: 256-267Keyword：Transdisciplinary science, Residential researcher, Bilateral translator, Satoumi network, Sustainability, Adaptive processesAn abstract：The authors extract and reorganize components of the case studies that we found useful to understand the challenges of Satoumi, and to examine what we should do for Satoumi creation toward sustainable futures. We need a new relationship between people and the sea, in which people are deeply involved in coastal social-ecological systems. Effective Satoumi creation involves: a) social networks of Satoumi with mutual learning systems; b) residential researchers and bilateral knowledge translators as key actors; c) technical development for active measures in Satoumi; d) formal and informal institutions for Satoumi creation; e) sustainability of Satoumi activities with leaders and funding mechanism; f) sense of ownership and legitimacy of local actors; g) adaptive processes in improving Satoumi activities; h) evolution of Satoumi science for the future.