Agenda
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Using discrete choice experiments to inform environmental policy in a developing country context: case studies from Ethiopia
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Integrating adaptation behaviour in flood risk analysis – an agent-based approach
Integrating adaptation behaviour in flood risk analysis – an agent-based approach
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Flood risk modeling in Jakarta: development and usefulness in a time of climate change
Flood risk modeling in Jakarta: development and usefulness in a time of climate change
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Reconsidering the political role of international organizations: orchestrating environmental sustainability as persuaders or social leveragers? Insights from coral reef governance in Mesoamerica
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Assessing coastal flood risk at the global scale
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Opening the Black Box of Policy Experimentation: How the Governance of Policy Experiments Affects Learning Outcomes for Climate Adaptation
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Cultural Value of European Landscapes: A quantitative approach
Cultural Value of European Landscapes: A quantitative approach
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The value of nature through an ecosystem service lens: Exploring public perceptions
The value of nature through an ecosystem service lens: Exploring public perceptions