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Respondent Stakeholder
Causal
Mechanism Path
Respondent’s motivation
Of what is it a case or an
occurrence?
Long- or
Short-term
Positive
(+) or
Negative
(−)
Structural to
Agential to
Material
D’MOSS defines the city’s spatial
development framework in terms of
ecological infrastructure and ecosystem
services
A structure of rule guiding
policy actions
Long-term
+
Structural to
agential
D’MOSS is the pivot of other legislative
structures
A structure of rule guiding
policy actions
Long-term
+
Structuralto
Agentialto
Material
Traditional authorities allocating land in
coastal buffer zones
A structural of rule allocating
resources
Long-term
−
Structural to
material
Policies and bylaws protecting coastal
areas
A structural of rule allocating
resources
Long-term
+
Agentialand
Structural
The application of bibles, policies, and
legislation in traditional authority areas is
difficult
A structural of rule not being
effective in allocating
resources
Long-term
−
Structural to
Ideational to
Agential to
Material
The DRAP between the municipality and
the University of KwaZulu-Natal
Generated a lot of research and insight into
protecting important spaces of ecological
infrastructure in the city
A structure of rule generating
specific knowledge for the
policy environment
Long-term
+
Agential to
Structural
Management is hard in a dual governance
context
Structures of rule are not
always effective in certain
contexts
Long-term
−
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