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Groundbreaking book on methods to study social-ecological systems – Stockholm Resilience Centre

Groundbreaking book on methods to study social-ecological systems

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Open-access book covers 28 broad groups of methods, featuring contributions from almost a hundred authors in 16 countries

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• For the first time, the wide range of approaches being used in social-ecological research is presented in one handbook
• The book is edited by centre researchers Reinette Biggs and Maja Schlüter within a team of six editors from Stellenbosch University, SRC and Rhodes university
• It features a large number of centre researchers as chapter authors, as well as many SRC collaborators around the world

For the first time, the wide range of approaches that are currently being used in social-ecological research is presented in one handbook.

The Routledge Handbook of Research Methods for Social-Ecological Systems is out, and many centre researchers and collaborators have contributed to it.

The book is edited by centre researchers Reinette Biggs (also at Stellenbosch University) and Maja Schlüter together with Alta de Vos, Rika Preiser, Hayley Clements and Kristine Maciejewski from Stellenbosch and Rhodes Universities.

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Groundbreaking book on methods to study social-ecological systems – Stockholm Resilience Centre