Workshop 18 May 2005
People and the Environment: Scoping the Research Agenda
RELU and LUPG (Land Use Policy Group) joint meeting, King's Manor, University of York, 18th May 2005
10.00 |
"Introduction" |
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10.10 |
"RELU and the research needs from an LUPG perspective" |
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10.45 |
Parallel Session 1A* |
Parallel Session 1B* |
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"Managing uncertainty in dynamic socio-environmental systems: an application to UK uplands" Discussants: |
"Bridging the disciplinary divide: integrating data to understand patterns and processes in human-dominated landscapes" Discussants: |
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"Climate change, non-point pollution and land use: modelling interactions" Discussants: |
"Rural economy and land use data requirements, access and integration" Discussants: |
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“International interdisciplinary research: a review of programmes and the implications for RELU” Discussants: |
12.45 |
Lunch |
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13.35 |
Parallel Session 2A* |
Parallel Session 2B* |
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"Talking about each other: physical and social science perspectives on the use of rural catchments" Discussants: |
"Landscapes as a focus for integrating human and environmental processes" Discussants: |
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"Understanding pollution in Loweswater: the diverse logics and methodologies of farmers and ecologists" Discussant: |
"Maximising the net benefits of wildlife conservation on farmland" Adam Dutton Discussants: |
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"Learning from the south: challenging the balance of power and knowledge in small-scale farming systems" Discussants: |
"Diversity, scale and green landscapes in the gentrification process: ecological and social science perspectives" Discussants: |
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"Collaborative approaches to land use research: farmer participation, systems approaches and interdisciplinarity" Discussants: |
“Calming troubled waters: interdisciplinary approaches to environmental conflicts” Discussants: |
16.15 |
Round up discussion Discussants: |
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