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11.29.11
Stabilizing Collectives in the Study of Transformation: Instead of “key-individuals”
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11.8.11
Zizek interviewed by Al Jazeera on world protests and Occupy Wall Street
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8.4.11
Social Networks and Natural Resource Management – New Book!
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4.14.11
Trend Spotting: Network Analysis is Growing in Social-Ecological Studies
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12.23.10
Marine parks, forced removal and global politics
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12.22.10
Green light for IPBES
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12.21.10
Books of the decade in ecocultural theory
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12.17.10
Scale-crossing brokers: new theoretical tools to analyze adaptive capacity
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11.3.10
Reading list: Using social network analysis (SNA) in social-ecological studies
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5.14.10
NASEBERRY and 2-mode network analysis of a dynamic co-management process
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