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ABSTRACTUnderstanding how fishing companies adapt to spatial changes related to the development of offshore wind farms is crucial for predicting the future evolution of coastal social-ecological systems. We discuss a theoretical adaptive capacity index, developed within a capital-based framework, using empirical data from the Normandy scallop fishery (Fra...
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ABSTRACTRelational values (RVs) emphasize the collective, cultural, and affective dimensions of human–nature relationships, yet their assessment remains limited. Advancing the empirical and methodological understanding of RVs is crucial to foster more plural and adaptive governance of social-ecological systems. This study examines how RVs are structured, ...
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ABSTRACTClimate change is altering the dynamics of ecosystem services provided by mountain forests, with social responses to changes (e.g., management) influencing their future availability and supply. However, research specifically targeting stakeholder expectations of future mountain forests and their ecosystem services has thus far not been addressed. ...
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ABSTRACTGlobally, coastal communities are being shaped by the ongoing movement of people locally, regionally, and internationally. These communities are made up of people with a range of mobility histories, living alongside each other and developing relationships with their local places. The understanding of the diversity of emotional ties is crucial to u...
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ABSTRACTCoexistence, a concept long explored in other disciplines, has recently gained prominence in marine governance, driven by growing pressures from ocean industrialization and blue growth. In marine governance, it is commonly used to describe industry spatial and temporal overlap in the ocean; however, such a narrow definition is uncommon in other d...