Australian place-based change
Chad RenandoAll things place-based change in Australia and life in general. Research-based, data-driven, sprinkled with a smattering of opinions.
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You will be hard-pressed to find a community that does not desire change or is having change imposed upon it. But what is the process behind that change? Can community change be self-determined, intentional and structured? Or is change an i...
A 2024 review - a journey to place
The end of the year is an opportunity to reflect on the past and offer perspectives on what's next. In this year's post, I consider the growing emphasis on a place-based focus beyond innovation, entrepreneurship, and innovation ecosystems.
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