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Revision as of 12:47, 25 October 2012
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1. Case study writing (input by actors exploited, and how to supplement knowledge base) & analysis (how it works in the research, and what different viewpoints reveal) | 1. Case study writing (input by actors exploited, and how to supplement knowledge base) & analysis (how it works in the research, and what different viewpoints reveal) | ||
2. Interviews – goal: receive objective information on the situation critically assess info from other actors and reflect role of actor within the context of cooperation, public debate and simply regional situation | 2. Interviews – goal: receive objective information on the situation critically assess info from other actors and reflect role of actor within the context of cooperation, public debate and simply regional situation | ||
3. SWOT – perspectives by different actors | 3. SWOT – perspectives by different actors | ||
4. Comparative study: comparison of two countries, analysis of influence of different actors than in CR (at least mining companies missing) on regional development options. | 4. Comparative study: comparison of two countries, analysis of influence of different actors than in CR (at least mining companies missing) on regional development options. | ||
5. Actor analysis | 5. Actor analysis | ||
6. Mind mapping – stakeholder maps with relations between actors (different graphical expression) | 6. Mind mapping – stakeholder maps with relations between actors (different graphical expression) | ||
7. Interaction analysis – analysis of relationships and interactions in the mind map | 7. Interaction analysis – analysis of relationships and interactions in the mind map | ||
8. System analysis of the social relations (place is one of the elements of the system) | 8. System analysis of the social relations (place is one of the elements of the system) | ||
* Structural | * Structural | ||
* From the viewpoint of relations between elements and processes | * From the viewpoint of relations between elements and processes | ||
9. Reframing workshop: 3 perspectives applied on the case study and mind maps. Relevant projects and scenarios outlined. | 9. Reframing workshop: 3 perspectives applied on the case study and mind maps. Relevant projects and scenarios outlined. | ||
10. Scenario analysis – introductory steps | 10. Scenario analysis – introductory steps | ||