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• W2490537623 abstract "The term “social-ecological system” is used to emphasize the integrated concept of humans-in-nature, and to stress that the delineation between social and ecological systems is artificial and arbitrary. Social-ecological systems may be defined as integrated complex systems that include social (human) and ecological (biophysical) subsystems in a two-way feedback relationship. The term emphasizes that the two parts (social system and ecological system) are equally important, and they function as a coupled, interdependent, and co-evolutionary system. To restore unity in managing marine social-ecological systems, there is a need to reconnect natural science, social science, and humanities perspectives, and reconcile the various disciplines with largely different scientific traditions. In place of conventional fishery approaches, the ongoing search for alternatives involves: recognizing the significance and implications of the interconnected nature of the social and ecological subsystems; developing complex adaptive systems approaches to deal with these social-ecological systems for a contextualized understanding of the drivers of change, from local to global levels; and integrating participatory methodologies at all levels for knowledge production, adaptive management, and social learning for the governance of marine ecosystems." @default.
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• W2490537623 date "2011-03-11" @default.
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• W2490537623 title "Restoring Unity" @default.
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