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How key sociodemographic and spatial variables influence stakeholders' social control frames regarding natural resource conservation in East Sikkim, India

2020-05-01

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Public engagement is fundamental to environmental planning, yet natural resource professionals often struggle to achieve desired stakeholder participation. This policy intention–action gap often is attributed to failure to integrate people's preferences into policy recommendations. Understanding stakeholders' social control frames, or preferences regarding how society should be organized, offers one response to th...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2020.108528

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