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Tag Archives: Carl Folke
Carl Folke On Resilience
In Seed Magazine my colleague Carl Folke writes On Resilience: In the 1930s the American art collector Albert Barnes commissioned Henri Matisse to produce a major painting for his private gallery in Merion, outside Philadelphia. Matisse was ecstatic: He rented … Continue reading
Expansion of social-ecological systems science
The concept of social-ecological systems has been gaining increased interested in science. Below is a graph showing papers whose topic includes social-ecological systems. During the 1990s there were a few publications and then a rapid rise during the 2000s. Two … Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged biblometrics, Carl Folke, Fikret Berkes, ISI, Marty Anderies, Per Olsson, social-ecological systems, Steve Carpenter
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Growth of ecosystem services concept
Research addressing ecosystem services is rapidly increasing. The graph shows increases in the number of papers following publications of Daily’s Nature’s services in 1997 and the MA in 2005. Note: the graph is based on searching ISI web of science … Continue reading
Posted in Ecosystem services
Tagged Carl Folke, citations, Claire Kremen, Gretchen Daily, ISI, publications, Robert Costanza, Teja Tscharntke
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Novelty Needed for Sustainable Development – Resilience 2008
The Stockholm Resilience Centre has released two press releases on the conclusion of Resilience 2008. The first Novelty thinking key to sustainable development reports on the concluding panel of the conference in which Elinor Ostrom, Sverker Sörlin, Carole Crumley, Line … Continue reading