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Tag Archives: Fikret Berkes
Conservation Social Science
Conservation Biology has published three ‘virtual issues’ of Conservation Biology for the International Year of Biodiversity. The issues each include 10-15 previously published articles from Conservation Biology, but access to these articles is now free of charge. The virtual issues … Continue reading
Posted in Inequality
Tagged co-management, conservation biology, coral reefs, Fikret Berkes, Josh Cinner, social science, Tim Daw, Tim Holland
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NASEBERRY and 2-mode network analysis of a dynamic co-management process
A network approach to understand co-management, governance and complex social-ecological systems is becoming part of the toolbox used by researchers in our field, now recently in an article by Marín and Berkes (see below). A bunch of us is trying … 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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Roving Bandits 2.0
twitter.com/vgalaz As a brief follow up to my previous post on Cyber-environmental politics, the Guardian and Techradar.com, both report on how the evolution of the Internet speeds up the extinction of endangered species, pretty much the same phenomena explored by Fikret Berkes … Continue reading
New book on Adaptive Co-management
A new book on adaptive co-management has just been published by UBC press: Adaptive Co-Management: Collaboration, Learning, and Multi-Level Governance. A fair number of people who have been involved with resilience research have contributed to the book. I just received … Continue reading
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Tagged book, co-management, Derek Armitage, Fikret Berkes, Nancy Doubleday
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