by landscapewanderer | Dec 20, 2020 | Landscape Approaches, Participation and Facilitation, Research and Science
In the international development and global conservation worlds, there is a preoccupation with scaling. Doing something positive in a single community is nice, so the thinking goes, but can never be enough. If we identify something that makes one community, or one...
by landscapewanderer | Jul 19, 2020 | Land Governance, Research and Science
Last year I postponed a rant about the ill-named “the tragedy of the commons” concept. I can contain myself no longer. Since Garrett Hardin published his influential 1968 paper of that name, decades of scholarship has shown that he got it wrong. In the right...
by landscapewanderer | Nov 19, 2019 | Research and Science
For the past seven years I have been working with an international agricultural research institute doing what is often called “research for development”, but I’m about to leave and embark on the next step in my career. And so it seemed like the right time to reflect...
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