Publications and Research Outputs
Although the full list of research outputs is available from my extended CV, below are as many pdfs of these research outputs that can be made available. Alternatively, a detailed listing with some full text attachments is available on Research Gate.
Linking Complexity and Sustainability Theories: Implications for Modeling Sustainability Transitions
Author(s): Camaren Peter and Mark Swilling
Type of publication: journal article
Reference details: Peter, C. & Swilling, M. 2014. Linking Complexity and Sustainability Theories: Implications for Modeling Sustainability Transitions. Sustainability 6:(1594-1622).
Keywords: sustainability, transition, complexity, modeling
Download: sustainability-06-01594
Rethinking incremental urbanism: co-production of incremental informal settlement upgrading strategies
Author(s): Swilling, M., Tavener-Smith, L., Keller, A., von der Heyde, V. & Wessels, B.
Type of publication: book chapter
Reference details: The paper that can be downloaded below is the very first draft of a paper that integrates several pieces of research – the reference details for the final post-peer reviewed version that will only be available on publication are: Swilling, M., Tavener-Smith, L., Keller, A., Von der Heyde, V., Wessels, B. 2012. Rethinking Incremental Urbanism: co-production of incremental informal settlement upgrading strategies. In: van Donk, M., Gorgens, T. & Cirolia, L. (eds.) Pursuing partnership-based approaches to incremental upgrading in South Africa. Johannesburg: Jacana, forthcoming.
Keywords: incrementalism, urbanism, informal settlements, upgrading, urban development, housing policy
Contested Futures: Conceptions of the Next Long-Term Development Cycle
Author(s): Swilling, M.
Type of publication: book chapter
Reference details: Swilling, M. 2013. Contested Futures: Conceptions of the Next Long-term Development Cycle. In McIntosh, M. (ed.) The Necessary Transition: The Journey Towards the Sustainable Enterprise Economy. Sheffield, UK: Greenleaf Publishing, pp. 13-40.
Keywords: industrial cycles, metabolic cycles, green economy, natural resources, transition
Download: MarkSwillingTNT
Economic Crisis, Long Waves and the Sustainability Transition: An African Perspective.
Author(s): Swilling, M.
Type of publication: Journal article
Reference details: Swilling, M. 2013. Economic Crisis, Long Waves and the Sustainability Transition: An African Perspective. Environmental Innovations and Societal Transitions, 6:96:115.
Keywords: Africa, green economy, natural resources, resource curse, industrial cycles, metabolic cycles, transition
Download: Swilling eist_59
Greening African Economies: Reflections on an Emerging Contested Discourse
Author(s): Swilling, M.
Type of publication: Magazine article
Reference details: Swilling, M. 2014. Greening African Economies: Reflections on an Emerging Contested Discourse. Heinrich Boll Stiftung (ed.), Perspectives. 2, September 2014:6-12.
Keywords: Africa, green economy, natural resources, resource curse, transition
Download: HeinrichBoll
Rethinking the science-policy interface in South Africa: Experiments in knowledge co-production
Author(s): Swilling, M.
Type of publication: Journal Article
Reference details: Swilling, M. 2014. Rethinking the science-policy interface in South Africa: Experiments in knowledge co-production. South African Journal of Science, 110(5/6): 1-7.
Keywords: transdisciplinary research, transdisciplinarity, policy-making, knowledge
Download: SwillingSAJS
City-Level Decoupling: Urban Resource Flows and the Governance of Infrastructure Transitions
Author(s): Swilling, M., Robinson, B., Marvin, S. & Hodson, M. 2013.
Type of publication: Report
Reference details: Swilling, M.; Robinson, B.; Marvin, S.; Hodson, M. 2013. City-Level Decoupling: Urban Resource Flows and the Governance of Infrastructure Transitions. Paris: International Resource Panel, United Nations Environment Programme.
Keywords: urban transition, infrastructure governance, urban metabolism, urban governance
Download: Cities-Full_Report
Peak oil as a stimulus for a green economy transition in South Africa: alternative liquid fuel and transport options
Author(s): Jeremy Wakeford and Mark Swilling
Type of publication: Journal article
Reference details: Wakeford, J. & Swilling, M. 2014. Peak oil as a stimulus for a green economy transition in South Africa: alternative liquid fuel and transport options. International Journal of African Renaissance Studies, 9(2):133-153.
Keywords: oil peak, green economy, transition, South Africa, economic development, transport
Download: PeakOil
Contesting inclusive urbanism in a divided city: the limits to the neoliberalisation of Cape Town’s energy systems
Author(s): Mark Swilling
Type of publication: Journal article
Reference details: Swilling, M. 2013. Contesting inclusive urbanism in a divided city: the limits to the neoliberalisation of Cape Town’s energy system. Urban Studies, 51(15):3180-3197.
Keywords: urban theory, urban change, neoliberalism, inequality, energy
Download: UrbanStudiesFINAL
Preparing for Global Transition: Implications of the Work of the International Resource Panel
Author(s): Mark Swilling
Type of publication: Book Chapter
Reference details: Swilling, M. 2016. Preparing for Global Transition: Implications of the Work of the International Resource Panel. In: Brauch, H.G., Sping, U.O., Grin, J. & Scheffran, J. Handbook on Sustainability Transition and Sustainable Peace. London: Springer.
Keywords: transition, sustainability, material flows, global economy, transformation
Download: HEX_X_Swilling_hgb_CE_26-2-2015 (2)