When does it pay to cooperate? Strategic information exchange in the harvest of common-pool fishery resources
Michele L. Barnes,Michele L. Barnes,Michele L. Barnes,Shawn Arita,Kolter Kalberg,PingSun Leung +5 more
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This article found that being well connected locally in information exchange networks about both short-term and long-term topics is positively associated with productivity in both the shortterm (within fishing trips) and longterm (annually).About:
This article is published in Ecological Economics.The article was published on 2017-01-01 and is currently open access. It has received 20 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Information exchange & Productivity.read more
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The social structural foundations of adaptation and transformation in social-ecological systems
Michele L. Barnes,Örjan Bodin,Angela M. Guerrero,Ryan R. J. McAllister,Steven M. Alexander,Garry Robins +5 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors adopt a network perspective to theorize a continuum of structural capacities in social-ecological systems that set the stage for effective adaptation and transformation, and present a framework that hypothesizes seven specific socialecological network configurations.
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Key players in conservation diffusion: Using social network analysis to identify critical injection points
TL;DR: In this article, social network theory and methods are used to identify key stakeholders for each of the four distinct conservation objectives: rapid diffusion of conservation information, diffusion between disconnected groups, diffusion of complex knowledge or initiatives, or widespread diffusion of information or complex initiatives over a longer time period.
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Social-ecological alignment and ecological conditions in coral reefs
Michele L. Barnes,Michele L. Barnes,Örjan Bodin,Tim R. McClanahan,John N. Kittinger,John N. Kittinger,Andrew S. Hoey,Orou G. Gaoue,Nicholas A. J. Graham,Nicholas A. J. Graham +9 more
TL;DR: It is shown that when coral reef fishers face commons dilemmas, the formation of cooperative communication with competitors can lead to positive gains in reef fish biomass and functional richness, and provides key empirical insight to a growing body of research on social-ecological alignment.
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Untangling the drivers of community cohesion in small-scale fisheries
TL;DR: In this article, the authors adopt a social relational network perspective to propose a suite of hypothesized drivers that lead to the establishment of social ties among fishers that build the foundation for community cohesion.
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Key considerations and challenges in the application of social-network research for environmental decision making.
Angela M. Guerrero,Michele L. Barnes,Örjan Bodin,Iadine Chadès,Iadine Chadès,Katrina J. Davis,Katrina J. Davis,M. S. Iftekhar,Courtney L. Morgans,Kerrie A. Wilson +9 more
TL;DR: R rigor of social-network research requires attention to dependency assumptions, theoretical grounding, and methods that respond to data needs, which responded to calls for increasing the rigorous application of social science in conservation.
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