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Co-evolutionary pathways: How governance and conflict shape human adaptation in contested social-ecological systems

2025-11-17

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Managing human adaptation in contested social-ecological systems (SES) is a defining challenge of the Anthropocene. Current approaches often fail because they treat governance as a static intervention designed to manage resources, overlooking its dynamic interplay with social conflict. How governance and conflict co-evolve to produce divergent community fates remains a critical unknown....

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Literature Corpus work: 9dbd2356-0d5c-53cd-8663-65f20279636d
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-7986678/v1

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