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Found 698 results (266 case studies, 48 models, 0 experiments, 384 citations)
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Case Study Oyster communities, Gulf of Mexico, Mississippi, USA
The Mississippi oyster fishing communities are located on the Gulf of Mexico with approximately 100 kilometers of coastline. The case study states that this is an open-access fishery but includes a limited amount of historic data on the development of … -
Case Study Paradox of marine protected areas: suppression of fishing may cause species loss
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Citation Paradox of marine protected areas: suppression of fishing may cause species loss
A number of fish and invertebrate stocks have been depleted by overexploitation in recent years. To address this, marine protected areas (MPAs) are often established to protect biodiversity and recover stocks. We analyzed the potential impact of establishing MPAs on … -
Model Paradox of marine protected areas: suppression of fishing may cause species loss
This is a simple model of a prey–predator system in two areas, one of which receives fishing activity (fishing ground) and another that does not (MPA: marine protected area). Takashina et al. 2012 gives the following description of the model. … -
Citation Participatory budgeting in Brazilian cities: Limits and possibilities in building democratic institutions
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Case Study Participatory Budgeting in Porto Alegre, Brazil
This case was originally researched and compiled for the SES Library by Matt Cohen in 2013 for the Arizona State University course SOS 591: Applied Robustness Analysis in Social Ecological Systems.The resource appropriated is the city's municipal budget. Local laws … -
Citation Participatory Budgeting in Porto Alegre: Toward a Redistributive Democracy
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Citation Participatory budgeting: A significant contribution to participatory democracy
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Case Study Parwara Van Panchayat Forest
Parwara is located in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand, India and forests comprise broad-leaved species such as oak. Resources appropriated from the Parwara forests are timber, grass, and leaves. The authors Vishwa Ballabh and Katar Singh, first visited Parwara in 1988 to … -
Case Study Parwara Van Panchayat Forest: Social structure and exogenous drivers
This paper is an extension of two prior case studies about the Parwara Van Panchayat (forest council):the 1988 Parwara Van Panchayat Forest which covered the status of this social-ecological system (SES) from approx. 1931 to 1985 (Case No. 34); andthe … -
Case Study Parwara village Van Panchayat: Institutional change
The main appropriated resources are grass, used mainly for cattle grazing and compost, and forest tress, used mostly for fuel wood and construction timber. Almost all of the total resource units appropriated in the Parwara Van Panchayat (VP) forest are … -
Case Study Pastoral property rights in Azerbaijan
rights for pasture access, use and managementy by mobile pastoralists in Azerbaijan -
Citation Pattern of Irrigation Organizations in Nepal: Comparative Study of 21 Farmer-Managed Systems
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Citation Patterns of nanotechnology innovation and governance within a metropolitan area
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Citation People Forest Interaction: A Neglected Parameter in Himalayan Forest Management
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Citation People Participation in Management of Natural Forests-The Experiences and Lessons from Van Panchayats of Uttar Pradesh Hills
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Case Study Perupok Coastal Fishery, Malaysia
Perupok is a fishing village in the Bachok district, located on the Kelantan coast of Malaysia. The original study, which was carried out in 1963, catalogues approximately 307 fishermen in the village; the main resource units are jewfish, herring, sea-bream, … -
Case Study Petty Harbour Cod Fishery
Petty Harbor is located in a town on the eastern shore of the Avalon Peninsula. The resource appropriated from Petty Harbour Cod Fishery is cod. The author examines the perception of the marine environment by fishers. He compared the fishers … -
Model Pezzey-Anderies Model
This model describes the Pezzey-Anderies extension to the Brander-Taylor Easter Island model. In addition to the parameters in the Brandor-Taylor model, Pezzey and Anderies have introduced $tax$ and $h_m$. Pezzey and Anderies (2003) gives the following overview: \"We extend the … -
Citation Phases of Development and Underdevelopment in a Caribbean Fishing Village: San Pedro, Belize