Moving beyond technocratic approaches to climate action, climate justice articulates a
paradigm shift in how organizations think about their response to the climate crisis. This …

Calls for transformations are clear and multiple pathways and alternative visions for the
future have been defined. Yet, there is very little shared understanding of how such …

Social science methodologies are increasingly used by conservation organisations to
improve social‐ecological outcomes. However, ethnographic approaches seeking to …

Resilience to climate change demands a transformation in social and political relations, but
the literature has largely neglected how these are embedded within legacies of conflict. We …

Collective agency, the capacity of individuals to mobilise according to shared goals, is
crucial for social–ecological transformation. However, in stagnant situations, where …

Nepal's transition to federalism in 2015 involved a significant redistribution of authority
across three levels of government, with a greater level of autonomy granted to provincial and …

There is increasing recognition of the wicked nature of the intertwined climate, biodiversity
and economic crises, and the need for adaptive, multi-scale approaches to understanding …

This report is a follow up and deepening of the working paper,“Climate change interventions
and vulnerability reduction in developing countries: Challenges and leverage points for …

Constructing environmentally sustainable and democratic political regimes constitutes the
most important political project of our times–an era characterised by the proliferation of …

Focused on forest management and governance, this book examines two decades of
experience with Adaptive Collaborative Management (ACM), assessing both its uses and …