Social-ecological systems governance
Environmental Entitlements: Institutional Influence on Mangrove Social-Ecological Systems in Northern Vietnam
... mangrove systems in each study site, pilot studies were conducted for 2–3 days at the start of the first visit to each ...mangrove governance and ...
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Tourism and water inequity in Bali: A social ecological systems analysis
... appropriate governance processes, divulging too much autonomy without the recommended “nesting” within higher institutions, renders the overall governance structure unable to handle cross-boundary issues ...
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Governing large-scale social-ecological systems: lessons from five cases
... 1998 governance was dominated by the dictatorship of President Suharto; after 1998 democratic governance and political decentralization were initiated, and deforestation rates first fell and then ...the ...
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Resilience and Social Ecological Systems: The UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Program in Australia and Canada
... Capital assets and ‘new governance’ processes are two of the three key phases of developing a successful (resilient) BR. Adaptive capacity is a key component of the final phase; the achievement of a resilient ...
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Safe and just operating spaces for regional social-ecological systems
... of ecological processes at these scales are more likely to have relevance and traction for policy design and resource ...within ecological boundaries over longer timescales would help to ensure inter- ...
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Resilience and Social Ecological Systems: The UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Program in Australia and Canada
... linked social and environmental issues and resultant shifts in praxis and theory for the WNBR and its constituent ...dynamic social-ecological systems is limited and uncertain, therefore a ...
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Navigating the Perfect Storm: research strategies for social-ecological systems in a rapidly evolving world
... complex social, political and environmental challenges requires both access to clear accurate scientific information and an effective adaptive governance context to navigate the research-pol- icy linkages ...
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Linking social and ecological systems to sustain coral reef fisheries
... integrated social-ecological systems approach that better understands and incorporates the socioeconomic factors that shape the ways that societies interact with reefs ...linking social ...
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Adaptive management of social-ecological systems: a review from Social Network approach
... of social network metrics and graphs to analyse management processes and systems’ capacities involves complex variables which require from investigators to combine different qualitative approaches and ...
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Towards social-ecological resilience in natural resource governance: issues of power, diversity and scale
... belief systems upon which various stakeholder groups, or advocacy coalitions, are based are not always mutually exclusive, differences between group objectives and strategies create ideological divisions that ...
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Emergence, evolution and outcomes of marine protected areas in Vanuatu: implications for social-ecological governance
... Overexploited and collapsed stocks have led many communities, governments and individuals to declare marine protected areas over all or part of their tenure area. The issue of marine protected areas establishment and ...
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Emergence, evolution and outcomes of marine protected areas in Vanuatu: implications for social-ecological governance
... However, as this dissertation demonstrates, there is also a strong rationale for explicitly considering multiple components of these complex systems. Unfortunately, the deeper one delves into a system, the more ...
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Emergence, evolution and outcomes of marine protected areas in Vanuatu: implications for social-ecological governance
... Wright, A. 1985. Marine Resource Use in Papua New Guinea: Can Traditional Concepts and Contemporary Development be Integrated. Pages 53-77 in K. Ruddle, and R. E. Johannes, editors. The Traditional Knowledge and ...
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Corporate governance and social responsibility in “fight” against ecological criminality
... Under no circumstances may employees damage Safran's reputation or compromise the integrity of its assets or information systems. Paid work of any kind that employees may perform outside the scope of their ...
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Bark beetles as agents of change in social–ecological systems
... There is a clear need to improve assessments of how human perspectives respond to outbreaks and evaluations of how stakeholders respond to changing landscape aes- thetics, which may foster deeper understanding as to why ...
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Biodiversity governance and social-ecological system dynamics: transformation in the Australian Alps
... ocean systems toward conditions not seen for millions of years, and irreversible ecological transformation is expected, with impacts including reduced abundance of habitat-forming species and shifting ...
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Designing transformative spaces for sustainability in social-ecological systems
... 2014). Social-ecological transformations require systemic shifts in mental models and paradigms as well as changes in institutions, management routines, and resource flows (Westley ...on governance ...
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The “social” aspect of social ecological systems : a critique of analytical frameworks and findings from a multisite study of coastal sustainability
... term social-ecological and its coterms have become a dominant way of conceptualizing nature-society ...term social- ecological systems has relatively homogenous corpus of literature in ...
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Social ecological alignment and ecological conditions in coral reefs
... linked and thus closed, network structures between social actors and ecological resources –.. supports key social processes that promote more effective collective management of shared.[r] ...
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Governance Systems Analysis (GSA): a framework for reforming governance systems
... the social sciences (from around the 1960s), social theory has explored many complementary schools of thought that help us to better understand the outcomes emerging from the health, or otherwise, of our ...
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