Interdisciplinary collaboration in 'adaptive doing'
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Köp båda 2 för 1072 krAndrea Rawluk is an environmental sociologist based at the University of Melbourne, Australia whose work focuses on complex social ecological challenges, such as communities and wildfires, and landscape transformation. She addresses interdisciplinary challenges at the nexus of policy, practice, and social change. Ruth Beilin is Professor of Landscape and Environmental Sociology at the University of Melbourne, Australia. The author of more than 100 publications, her research addresses social ecological systems, landscape policy and planning, interdisciplinarity, social research methods, and community-based resource management. Helena Bender is a behavioural ecologist at the University of Melbourne, Australia whose research path began in the management of kangaroo-human interactions, and has progressed to include interdisciplinary teaching practice and sustainability. Her teaching has focused on the social ecological challenges of the 21st century. Rebecca Ford is a senior research fellow at the University of Melbourne, Australia. She draws on psychological and interdisciplinary frameworks to study people and their interactions with forests and forest and fire management considering aspects such as experience, values, social acceptability, and decision-making.
Chapter 1. Finding Ourselves in the messy Entanglement of Complexity.- Chapter 2. Engaging with a Social Ecological System.- Chapter 3. A Critical Reflection on Social Ecological Research.- Chapter 4. Adaptive DoingReimagining Social Ecological Practice.- Chapter 5. Adaptive doing in Tarerer.