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Navigating the "Moral Maze": A Flourishing-Centered Reflective Inquiry for Healthcare Leadership. [PDF]
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Multi-level determinants of comprehensive palliative care delivery for breast and cervical cancer patients in Ethiopia: using the socio-ecological model as an analytical framework. [PDF]
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Diversity in energy transition: a multi-case study on DIY solar energy in Germany. [PDF]
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Modelling socio-ecological tourism-based systems for sustainability
Ecological Modelling, 2007The analysis of socio-ecological systems requires new, qualitatively distinct, evaluation schemes and appropriate investigation tools that enable an integrated assessment of ecological, social, and economic factors since human land use is a major force driving landscape change, landscape dynamics can be better understood in the context of complex ...
Giovanni Zurlini, Irène Petrosillo
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SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS THINKING
, 2016 This chapter examines how humans and nature can become increasingly entwined as a socio-ecological system. Northern cod stocks were once so plentiful in the waters off eastern Canada and northern New England. Five centuries later, the commercial northern cod fishery would collapse in dramatic fashion. To understand how the changes happened, the chapter
Oswald J. Schmitz
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2021
Environmental sociology aims to overcome longstanding sociological thought that humans and nature are independent entities (Dunlap & Catton, 1994; Freudenberg, 1988; Kroll-Smith et al., 2000). Environmental sociologists have played key roles in advancing several strands of analysis that specifically articulate interactions between humans and their ...
Beth Schaefer Caniglia, Brian Mayer
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Environmental sociology aims to overcome longstanding sociological thought that humans and nature are independent entities (Dunlap & Catton, 1994; Freudenberg, 1988; Kroll-Smith et al., 2000). Environmental sociologists have played key roles in advancing several strands of analysis that specifically articulate interactions between humans and their ...
Beth Schaefer Caniglia, Brian Mayer
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The Socio-ecological System of Urban Fisheries in Estuaries
Estuaries and Coasts, 2021Fisheries and urban marine ecology meet within the world’s densely populated estuaries and coasts, where the imperative of dredging, construction and catchment modification occurs alongside the socio-economic characteristics of urban communities. Estuarine fisheries in urban areas have often shifted away from commercial harvest towards recreational ...
Matthew D. Taylor, Iain M. Suthers
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1988
The key lessons that have emerged from the analyses of the individual components of primate socio-ecological systems are: (1) that birth and death rates are determined by an interaction between environmental, demographic and social factors; (2) that birth and death rates filter through the demographic system to determine the social milieu in which ...
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The key lessons that have emerged from the analyses of the individual components of primate socio-ecological systems are: (1) that birth and death rates are determined by an interaction between environmental, demographic and social factors; (2) that birth and death rates filter through the demographic system to determine the social milieu in which ...
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