Toward a Theory of Coexistence in Shared Social-Ecological Systems: The Case of Cook Inlet Salmon Fisheries

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RT @ConserveChange: I'm not at #IMCC4, but if I were I'd probably be talking about this https://t.co/3k2aec4mP4 and this https://t.co/xwA62…

RT @ConserveChange: What does it take for people with conflicting interests in natural resources to coexist sustainably? My new paper: http…

RT @ConserveChange: What does it take for people with conflicting interests in natural resources to coexist sustainably? My new paper: http…

RT @ConserveChange: What does it take for people with conflicting interests in natural resources to coexist sustainably? My new paper: http…

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