Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5074275 Geoforum 2013 10 Pages PDF
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► We examine memory and identity in multi-level environmental governance. ► Past experience allowed cooperative relationships. ► Memory limited the scope of new ideas for the region's future. ► Regional identity was useful for garnering resources to an extent. ► Memory and identity shape constraints and opportunities in multi-level governance.
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Multi-level governance of British Columbia's mountain pine beetle crisis: The roles of memory and identity
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