MARGISTAR - Case Catalogue

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1. Case Study Background
Please provide a short description of the case study location (e.g., geography, socio-economy, culture, environment, policy, livelihoods, land ownership, key stakeholders in the case study).*

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3. Periphery Traps

MARGISTAR employs the concept of periphery traps, which encompass challenges faced by marginalised regions. Challenges stem from unbalanced centre-periphery relations and other multi-faceted causes.
3.1. Who is negatively impacted by the challenge, and how?*

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3.2. Who is positively impacted by the challenge, and how?*

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3.3. Does your case study link to unbalanced centre–periphery relations?*

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3.3.1. In what ways are the centre–periphery relations unbalanced?

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3.4. What are the fundamental causes and drivers for the challenges experienced in your case study?*

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3.5. Do you think your case is linked to a periphery trap?*

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3.5.1 How would you define the periphery trap in your case?

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3.5.2 Why not?

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4. Conflict
4.1 How would you describe the level of conflict related to your case study?*
4.2 Please provide a short justification for your assessment on the level of conflict:

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5. Solutions
5.1 Have there been efforts to solve the challenge(s)? If so, what kind of efforts, by whom, and were theysuccessful? How/in which ways were they successful?*

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5.2 What research-related proposals, if any, do you have in mind for potentially solving these challenge(s)? What are ideas or examples of how research practices can contribute to solving the challenge(s) addressed in the case study? *

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6. Visions of Post-Marginalisation
6.1 Are you aware of the desirable futures for any of the involved actors?*

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6.1.1 Please explain what kind of visions of desirable futures the involved actor(s) have and how you know about these visions.

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7. Lessons Learned
7.1 What can be learned from the case study in terms of periphery traps and their potential solutions (to reach desirable futures)?*

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9. Pictures and Photographs Linked to Your Case Study
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