New model disentangles interdependencies between social and ecological systems.

New study identifies fishery communities most vulnerable to climate change and what actions to take.

Course leaders explain key issues and what students can expect from it.

First to fully explore use of social network analysis in natural resource governance.

Influential community leaders might hinder transformations in natural resource management.

How social networks can lubricate the machinery of natural resource governance.

Unregulated fisheries resilient to international enforcement measures.

Novel network analysis helps map coastal livelihood diversification.

Substantial grants awarded to projects on Baltic sea, West African Sahel and agricultural production and ecosystem services.

Social networks might be more important than formal institutions.