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Get Free AccessThis book has examined adapting institutions, adaptive governance and complexity from the perspective of social–ecological resilience. As stated in the introduction, we have been interested in exploring and understanding social–ecological features involved in adaptations that may help societies move towards sustainability, across a range of scales from local to global. These scales are interdependent. We have in particular looked at adapting institutions and sources of social–ecological resilience to features of change, such as shocks and surprises, through a set of case studies to assess what adaptations have emerged at local, state and global levels.
Emily Boyd, Carl Folke (2011). Conclusions: adapting institutions and resilienceConclusions: adapting institutions and resilience. Cambridge University Press eBooks, pp. 264-280, DOI: 10.1017/cbo9781139017237.017,
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2011
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English
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10.1017/cbo9781139017237.017
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