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Co-management: concepts and methodological implications
Journal of Environmental Management, 2005Co-management, or the joint management of the commons, is often formulated in terms of some arrangement of power sharing between the State and a community of resource users. In reality, there often are multiple local interests and multiple government agencies at play, and co-management can hardly be understood as the interaction of a unitary State and ...
Lars, Carlsson, Fikret, Berkes
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California Management Review, 1971
This article presents the dual leader concept as a workable alternative to the achievement-oriented vs. the affiliation-oriented manager in an effort to achieve maximum goal completion with high employee satisfaction. The problems of acceptance among managers of the concept and the effects upon employees are examined.
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This article presents the dual leader concept as a workable alternative to the achievement-oriented vs. the affiliation-oriented manager in an effort to achieve maximum goal completion with high employee satisfaction. The problems of acceptance among managers of the concept and the effects upon employees are examined.
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Midwifery Co‐Management of Hyperemesis Gravidarum
Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health, 2000ABSTRACTHyperemesis gravidarum is an infrequent, yet significant, maternal complication of pregnancy. Beginning with the frequently experienced nausea and vomiting of pregnancy, symptoms can progress to hyperemesis, a debilitating condition affecting maternal and fetal well‐being.
J, Slager, J P, Lavery
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Is adaptive co-management ethical?
Journal of Environmental Management, 2008'Good' governance and adaptive co-management hold broad appeal due to their positive connotations and 'noble ethical claims'. This paper poses a fundamental question: is adaptive co-management ethical? In pursuing an answer to this question, the concept of adaptive co-management is succinctly summarized and three ethical perspectives (deontology ...
David, Fennell +2 more
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Optometry clinics : the official publication of the Prentice Society, 1995
Co-management by optometrists and ophthalmologists requires a written expression of the protocol for examination, treatment, and follow-up of patients. The protocol should also describe how and when information is to be shared between practitioners. To facilitate the communication process, standard forms should be adopted for use by all practitioners ...
J G, Classé, L J, Alexander
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Co-management by optometrists and ophthalmologists requires a written expression of the protocol for examination, treatment, and follow-up of patients. The protocol should also describe how and when information is to be shared between practitioners. To facilitate the communication process, standard forms should be adopted for use by all practitioners ...
J G, Classé, L J, Alexander
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Co-Management, Adaptive Management, and Adaptive Co-Management
2021David E. McNabb, Carl R. Swenson
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Prospects for Localizing Co-management
International Critical Thought, 2021Ayonghe Akonwi Nebasifu, Francisco Cuogo
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