Social innovation and the governance of sustainable places

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The Blue Economy–Cultural Livelihood–Ecosystem Conservation Triangle: The African Experience (2020, unknown): “While the bottom-up approach is critical to achieving a successful BE, the top-down contributions from the state in the form of institutional contributions is equally important (Baker and Mehmood, 2013) especially in the African context.”
Transformative social innovation for sustainable rural development: An analytical framework to assist community-based initiatives (2020, background): “We introduce social innovation, not just as an interesting concept to advance the theory of adaptive governance of SES, but also as a practice that encourages the governance system and regional planning to adapt (Baker and Mehmood, 2015).”