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Institutional Entrepreneurship and Permaculture: A Practice Theory Perspective [PDF]

open access: yesBusiness Strategy and the Environment, 2021
Permaculture is a growing but little researched phenomenon emphasising care for the environment, equity, fair treatment of people and working with—and not against—nature.
Audley Genus, Marfuga Iskandarova
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The permaculture academic

2023
This portrait uses permaculture as a metaphor for reimagining and enacting alternative ways of being an academic. Structured around selected permaculture principles, the portrait charts the author's 20-year struggle, deploying small adaptive steps, to carve out a more sustainable niche and modus vivendi in what is becoming an increasingly stressful ...
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Architecture, Permaculture and Bioconstruction

ENSUS2023 - XI Encontro de Sustentabilidade em Projeto, 2023
In this work, we seek to discuss and understand the concepts of permaculture and sustainability in architecture and urbanism, based on bibliographical research on sustainable construction alternatives. The methodology presents viable solutions for architectural practice permeating bioconstruction techniques and methods.
Patrícia Sousa Marques   +2 more
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The economics of permaculture

2023
There is little doubt that the environment has pushed its way near the forefront of political, social and, to a lesser extent, economic thoughts. It appears that people are generally becoming more aware of the impact they have on the environment, if the proliferation of "environmentally friendly" products due to their increasing demand are an ...
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Innovative, Productive Permaculture

2022
Combined permaculture and Agriculture 4.0 practices (PermAgro 4.0) is a way forward for productive, sustainable agriculture. Ali Riza Ersoy shares his journey and experiences with PermAgro 4.0 in a practical account of innovations adopted to inspire others to make our planet more sustainable for future generations.
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BRAZILIAN PERMACULTURE - PERMABRASUCA

Proceedings of the XI Workshop on Biosystems Engineering: WEB 11.0 1a Edition
Permaculture, a term derived from the English expression “Permanent Agriculture,” was conceived by Bill Mollison and David Holmgren in the 1970s in Australia. Inspired by Indigenous cultures, over the years, it has come to be understood as “Permanent Culture,” as it encompasses a wide range of knowledge from various scientific fields.
Arthur Nanni   +1 more
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Permaculture Institute, Styerberg

1992
Two proposals had been made as illustrated in figure 1. The question was which of the two versions, the “wrap-around greenhouse” or the “atrium” would perform the best? Clearly, the wrap-around option would result in a smaller perimeter area to the heated building.
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Review: Ecosystem Services in Permaculture Systems

Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems, 2021
Sarah Hirschfeld, René van Acker
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Permaculture Principles, Practices, and Environmentalism

Sustainable Agriculture Reviews, 2023
APrf Jungho Suh
exaly  

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