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Whole Earth Catalog web archive
The entire 35-year archive of Whole Earth Catalogs, along with its Supplements, and descendant magazines – CoEvolution Quarterly, and Whole Earth are now available on the web. The Whole Earth Catalog,was published in 1968 by Stewart Brand, it and its … Continue reading
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Tagged Buzz Holling, Coevolution quarterly, Dana Meadows, HT Odum, Kevin Kelly, Paul Ehrlich, scenario planning, Stewart Brand, systems theory, Whole earth
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Scenario-planning for robust development in small-scale farming
Making Investments in Dryland Development Work: Participatory Scenario Planning in the Makanya Catchment, Tanzania is a new paper my colleagues Elin Enfors and Line Gordon from the Stockholm Resilience Centre and Debbie Bossio from the International Water Management Institute, and I … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, Debborah Bossio, development, Elin Enfors, Line Gordon, Makanya, scenario planning, small scale farming, Tanzania
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