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For number (and location) of Transition communities, see www.transitionnetwork.org/initiatives. Note that there are also hundreds of ‘mullers’: communities that have expressed interest in joining For introductions to Transition, see Rob Hopkins (2008), The Transition Handbook; Shaun Chamberlin (2009), The Transition Timeline; and Jacqi Hodgson and Rob Hopkins (2010), Transition in Action. For an early take on the subject, see Rob Hopkins, “The Food Producing Neighbourhood”, 2000, in Hugh Barton, ed. (1999), Sustainable Communities: The Potential for Eco-Neighbourhoods, or for an academic study see Rob Hopkins, “Localisation and resilience at the local level: the case of Transition Town Totnes (Devon, UK)”, PhD dissertation, University of Plymouth, 2010. See also the entry on Energy Descent Action Plans, and the Transition Culture website at http://transitionculture.org . For the latest developments, see www.transitionnetwork.org. the movement, and in some cases are getting on with it all, but have not yet registered themselves. Editor’s note: As of 2015, there are now thousands of Transition initiatives, spread over more than 50 countries.