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Nature Conservation 8: 45-75
https://doi.org/10.3897/natureconservation.8.5942 (09 Oct 2014)
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  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Starting Up
    • 2.1 What is the question
    • 2.2 The basics of modelling
    • 2.3 Assessing errors
    • 2.4 Social-ecological models – a different species
  • 3. Research to support biodiversity praxis
    • 3.1 Scientific agency
    • 3.2 To reduce, or to deal with uncertainty
    • 3.3 Multiple uncertainties in a well-elaborated case: The Norwegian Nature Index
    • 3.4 Contingencies of adaptability
    • 3.5 What about ecosystem services
  • 4. Social and political reception
    • 4.1 Institutions and governance
    • 4.2 Assessing governance success
    • 4.3 Economic instruments
    • 4.4 Precaution
    • 4.5 The concept of biodiversity and its surrogates
  • 5. Communication and societal relevance
    • 5.1 Aiming at closures, albeit temporarily
    • 5.2 Enhancing public discussion
    • 5.3 Deliberation and social learning
  • 6. Conclusions: collective effort with a division of labour
  • Acknowledgements
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