This paper seeks to bridge the gap between socio-material and complex adaptive systems
approaches in conceptualizing the politics of transformation. Our contribution in particular is …

As urban water systems become increasingly stressed from climate change impacts,
population growth and resource limitations, there is growing acceptance by scholars and …

E-mental health interventions may offer innovative means to increase access to
psychological support and improve the mental health of refugees. However, there is limited …

Mental health systems across the world struggle to meet the needs of present and future
populations. People affected by war and forced displacement, such as refugees, have …

Social innovations are discussed as solutions to societal challenges, such as ensuring
quality healthcare provision. Co-creation (ie the collaboration of actors who share their …

Genetics has traditionally enabled the reliable diagnosis of patients with rare genetic
disorders, thus empowering the key role of today's clinical geneticists in providing …

In recent years, a range of brief protocolised psychological interventions like Problem
Management Plus have been developed. Such “scalable psychological interventions” are …

Pathways have become a central notion in various areas of research, amongst which are the
studies of transitions to sustainability. Though various typologies and concepts are …

Ageing societies and rising instances of non-communicable diseases require changes in
public healthcare service provision. Despite a plethora of propositions, most innovations …

Reproductive and genetic medicine are evolving rapidly, and new technologies are already
impacting current practices. This includes technologies that can identify a couples' risk of …