Human behaviour is of profound significance in shaping pathways towards sustainability.
Yet, the approach to understanding human behaviour in many fields remains reliant on …

The potential links between climate change and conflict have received much attention in
recent years, but there is little consensus on the issue in the relevant literature. So far, few …

Because of the complexity and speed of environmental, climatic, and socio-political change
in coastal marine social-ecological systems, there is significant academic and applied …

This paper explores the potential effects of external reward systems on conservation
behavior by accounting for their interactions with patterns of collective action. In order to …

Conservation conflicts represent complex multilayered problems that are challenging to
study. We explore the utility of theoretical, experimental, and constructivist approaches to …

The functioning and well‐being of any society and organisation hinges on norms of
cooperation that regulate social activities. There is no empirical evidence on how such …

Management of common-pool natural resources is commonly implemented under
institutional models promoting devolved decision-making, such as co-management and …

Smallholder farming systems often consist of a mosaic of interlinked forested and cleared-
field patches that together provide a diversity of services to local and non-local stakeholders …

Cooperation among humans is highly dependent on social and institutional conditions, with
individual incentives playing a key role in determining the level of cooperation achieved …

Due to climate change abrupt and persistent changes in ecosystems, impacting millions of
livelihoods, are likely but hard to predict. How people respond to such uncertain 'regime …