Nodes: 2286, Authors: 3860, Journals: 588, Words: 3771
Collection span: 1967 - 2005
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#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
1	0	0	2 1973 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS 4(1):1-23 HOLLING CS Resilience and Stability of Ecological Systems	362	800
2	8	8	176 1986 SUSTAINABLE DEV BIOS 1:1-317 HOLLING CS The Resilience of Terrestrial Ecosystems: local surprise and global change	246	0
3	13	10	461 1995 BARRIERS BRIDGES REN 1:1-593 GUNDERSON LH; HOLLING CS; LIGHT SS Barriers & Bridges to the renewal of ecosystems and institutions	218	0
4	16	10	851 1998 LINKING SOCIAL ECOLO 1:1-459 Berkes F; Folke C Linking Social and Ecological Systems: Management Practices and Social Mechanisms for Building Resilience	151	0
5	1	1	20 1978 ENV HAZARD 1:1-290 Burton I; Kates RW; White GF The Environment as Hazard	148	0
6	27	35	1281 2001 CLIMATE CHANGE 2001 1:1-89 McCarthy JJ; Canziani OF; Leary NA; Dokken DJ; White KS IPCC (2001) Climate Change 2001: Impacts, Adaptation, Vulnerability: Contribution of Working Group II to the Third Assessment Report of the IPCC.	119	0
7	1	77	145 1984 NATURE 307(5949):321-326 PIMM SL THE COMPLEXITY AND STABILITY OF ECOSYSTEMS	90	333
8	8	8	451 1994 RISK NATURAL HAZARDS 1:1-284 Blaikie PM; Cannon T; Davis I; Wisner B At Risk	89	0
9	0	2	523 1996 1:1-878 Watson RT; Zinyoera MC; Moss RH Climate Change 1995: Impacts, Adaptations, and Mitigation of Climate Change: scientific-technical analyses	87	0
10	0	0	1 1967 PIGS ANCESTORS RITUA 1(1):1-1 Rappaport RA Pigs for the ancestors: ritual in the ecology of a New Guinea People	85	0
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
11	1	66	11 1977 NATURE 269(5628):471-477 MAY RM THRESHOLDS AND BREAKPOINTS IN ECOSYSTEMS WITH A MULTIPLICITY OF STABLE STATES	84	320
12	10	61	1425 2001 NATURE 413(6856):591-596 Scheffer M; Carpenter SR; Foley JA; Folke C; Walker BH Catastrophic shifts in ecosystems	73	149
13	0	0	91 1981 POVERTY FAMINES ESSA 1:1-257 SEN AK Poverty and Famines: An Essay on Entitlement and Deprivation	69	0
14	0	7	860 1998 REGIONAL IMPACTS CLI 1:1-878 Watson RT; Zinyoera MC; Moss RH The regional impacts of climate change: an assessment of vulnerability	66	0
15	2	37	87 1981 JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY 69(2):473-498 WALKER BH; LUDWIG D; HOLLING CS; PETERMAN RM STABILITY OF SEMI-ARID SAVANNA GRAZING SYSTEMS	64	173
16	2	83	240 1989 JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT 42(4):266-274 WESTOBY M; WALKER BH; NOYMEIR I OPPORTUNISTIC MANAGEMENT FOR RANGELANDS NOT AT EQUILIBRIUM	64	346
17	21	40	1651 2002 PANARCHY UNDERSTANDI 1:1-492 GUNDERSON LH; HOLLING CS Panarchy: Understanding Transformations in Human and Natural Systems	64	0
18	10	183	325 1992 ECOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS 62(4):447-502 HOLLING CS CROSS-SCALE MORPHOLOGY, GEOMETRY, AND DYNAMICS OF ECOSYSTEMS	53	329
19	8	53	560 1996 CONSERVATION BIOLOGY 10(2):328-337 Holling CS; Meffe GK Command and control and the pathology of natural resource management	47	92
20	1	15	25 1978 JOURNAL OF ANIMAL ECOLOGY 47(1):315-332 LUDWIG D; JONES DD; HOLLING CS QUALITATIVE-ANALYSIS OF INSECT OUTBREAK SYSTEMS - SPRUCE BUDWORM AND FOREST	44	181
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
21	3	25	1450 2001 SCIENCE 292(5517):641-642 Kates RW; Clark WC; Corell RW; Hall JM; Jaeger CC; et al. Environment and development - Sustainability science	44	74
22	5	8	510 1995 REGIONS RISK 1:1-588 Kasperson JX; Kasperson RE; Turner BL Regions at Risk	42	0
23	0	3	234 1989 IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 20(2):1-7 CHAMBERS R VULNERABILITY, COPING AND POLICY - INTRODUCTION	41	46
24	5	91	387 1993 PROGRESS IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 17(1):43-67 WATTS MJ; BOHLE HG THE SPACE OF VULNERABILITY - THE CAUSAL-STRUCTURE OF HUNGER AND FAMINE	38	54
25	9	12	754 1997 REGIONS RISK GEOGRAP 1:1-389 Hewitt K Regions of Risk: A Geographical Introduction to Disasters (Themes in Resource Management)	36	0
26	14	59	1336 2001 ECOSYSTEMS 4(8):765-781 Carpenter SR; Walker BH; Anderies JM; Abel N From metaphor to measurement: Resilience of what to what?	35	33
27	5	31	433 1994 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 4(1):37-48 BOHLE HG; DOWNING TE; WATTS MJ CLIMATE-CHANGE AND SOCIAL VULNERABILITY - TOWARD A SOCIOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY OF FOOD INSECURITY	34	35
28	1	0	3 1975 ASSESSMENT RES NATUR 1:1-487 White GF; Haas JE Assessment of Research on Natural Hazards	33	0
29	2	16	513 1995 SCIENCE 268(5210):520-521 ARROW K; BOLIN B; COSTANZA R; DASGUPTA P; FOLKE C; et al. ECONOMIC-GROWTH, CARRYING-CAPACITY, AND THE ENVIRONMENT	30	199
30	3	33	250 1990 ECOLOGY 71(6):2060-2068 WALTERS CJ; HOLLING CS LARGE-SCALE MANAGEMENT EXPERIMENTS AND LEARNING BY DOING	29	205
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
31	7	73	803 1998 ECOSYSTEMS 1(1):6-18 Peterson GD; Allen CR; Holling CS Ecological resilience, biodiversity, and scale	29	89
32	4	79	932 1999 ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 9(3):751-771 Carpenter SR; Ludwig D; Brock WA Management of eutrophication for lakes subject to potentially irreversible change	29	59
33	1	9	235 1989 IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 20(2):8-15 SWIFT J WHY ARE RURAL PEOPLE VULNERABLE TO FAMINE	28	31
34	46	59	1934 2003 NAVIGATING SOCIAL EC 1:1-393 Berkes F; Colding J; Folke C Navigating Social-Ecological Systems: Building Resilience for Complexity and Change	27	0
35	3	3	82 1981 ENV MONOGRAPH 1(1):1-45 Timmerman P Vulnerability, Resilience and the Collapse of Society	26	0
36	1	70	149 1985 CLIMATIC CHANGE 7(1):5-27 CLARK WC SCALES OF CLIMATE IMPACTS	26	46
37	4	30	296 1991 JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT 44(5):422-426 FRIEDEL MH RANGE CONDITION ASSESSMENT AND THE CONCEPT OF THRESHOLDS - A VIEWPOINT	26	118
38	5	71	297 1991 JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT 44(5):427-433 LAYCOCK WA STABLE STATES AND THRESHOLDS OF RANGE CONDITION ON NORTH-AMERICAN RANGELANDS - A VIEWPOINT	26	145
39	2	104	292 1991 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 16(2):76-116 HOMERDIXON TF ON THE THRESHOLD - ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGES AS CAUSES OF ACUTE CONFLICT (REPRINTED)	25	92
40	3	60	555 1996 CLIMATIC CHANGE 33(1):7-29 Smit B; McNabb D; Smithers J Agricultural adaptation to climatic variation	25	27
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
41	11	73	629 1996 PROGRESS IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 20(4):529-539 Cutter SL Vulnerability to environmental hazards	25	25
42	4	43	283 1991 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 15(4):483-495 KAY JJ A NONEQUILIBRIUM THERMODYNAMIC FRAMEWORK FOR DISCUSSING ECOSYSTEM INTEGRITY	24	66
43	0	0	267 1990 UNDERSTANDING GLOBAL 1:27-44 LIVERMAN DM Vulnerability to Global Environmental Change	22	0
44	2	58	322 1992 CLIMATIC CHANGE 21(4):385-405 ROSENBERG NJ ADAPTATION OF AGRICULTURE TO CLIMATE CHANGE	22	28
45	5	36	356 1993 AMBIO 22(2-3):80-87 WALKER BH RANGELAND ECOLOGY - UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING CHANGE	22	56
46	1	43	360 1993 AMBIO 22(2-3):151-156 GADGIL M; BERKES F; FOLKE C INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE FOR BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION	22	80
47	14	78	713 1997 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 7(2):129-146 Smithers J; Smit B Human adaptation to climatic variability and change	22	18
48	2	68	1030 1999 SCIENCE 284(5412):278-282 Ostrom E; Burger J; Field CB; Norgaard RB; Policansky D Sustainability - Revisiting the commons: Local lessons, global challenges	22	71
49	5	51	1248 2000 TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION 15(10):413-417 Nystrom M; Folke C; Moberg F Coral reef disturbance and resilience in a human-dominated environment	20	40
50	8	83	334 1992 GEOFORUM 23(3):417-436 DOW KM EXPLORING DIFFERENCES IN OUR COMMON FUTURE(S) - THE MEANING OF VULNERABILITY TO GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE	19	20
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
51	3	4	554 1996 CLIMATE VARIABILITY 1:1-175 Ribot JC; Magalhaes AR; Panagides SS Climate Variability, Climate Change and Social Vulnerability in the Semi-arid Tropics	19	0
52	7	50	572 1996 ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 6(4):1018-1024 Folke C; Holling CS; Perrings C Biological diversity, ecosystems, and the human scale	19	50
53	4	46	823 1998 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 8(2):109-123 Tol RSJ; Fankhauser S; Smith JB The scope for adaptation to climate change: what can we learn from the impact literature?	19	16
54	7	43	1332 2001 ECOSYSTEMS 4(5):390-405 Holling CS Understanding the complexity of economic, ecological, and social systems	19	21
55	0	21	432 1994 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 4(1):24-36 REILLY JM; HOHMANN N; KANE SM CLIMATE-CHANGE AND AGRICULTURAL TRADE - WHO BENEFITS, WHO LOSES	18	25
56	5	95	525 1996 AGRICULTURAL AND FOREST METEOROLOGY 80(1):1-53 Easterling WE Adapting North American agriculture to climate change in review	18	18
57	13	61	1039 1999 WORLD DEVELOPMENT 27(2):249-269 Adger WN Social vulnerability to climate change and extremes in coastal Vietnam	18	17
58	14	62	1055 2000 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS 31:425-439 Gunderson LH Ecological resilience - in theory and application	18	24
59	5	74	257 1990 JOURNAL OF ANIMAL ECOLOGY 59(3):1147-1164 DUBLIN HT; SINCLAIR ARE; MCGLADE J ELEPHANTS AND FIRE AS CAUSES OF MULTIPLE STABLE STATES IN THE SERENGETI MARA WOODLANDS	17	111
60	2	37	805 1998 ECOSYSTEMS 1(5):431-436 Levin SA Ecosystems and the biosphere as complex adaptive systems	17	44
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
61	1	68	808 1998 ECOSYSTEMS 1(6):535-545 Paine RT; Tegner MJ; Johnson EA Compounded perturbations yield ecological surprises	17	54
62	18	65	1093 2000 CLIMATIC CHANGE 47(4):325-352 Kelly PM; Adger WN Theory and practice in assessing vulnerability to climate change and facilitating adaptation	17	14
63	4	17	192 1987 EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF OPERATIONAL RESEARCH 30(2):139-146 HOLLING CS SIMPLIFYING THE COMPLEX - THE PARADIGMS OF ECOLOGICAL FUNCTION AND STRUCTURE	16	34
64	7	188	398 1994 ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 84(1):108-125 ZIMMERER KS HUMAN-GEOGRAPHY AND THE NEW ECOLOGY - THE PROSPECT AND PROMISE OF INTEGRATION	16	58
65	1	29	878 1999 AMBIO 28(2):182-187 Klein RJT; Nicholls RJ Assessment of coastal vulnerability to climate change	16	18
66	2	131	18 1978 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS 9:157-188 WALTERS CJ; HILBORN R ECOLOGICAL OPTIMIZATION AND ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT	15	83
67	2	55	69 1980 PROFESSIONAL GEOGRAPHER 32(3):269-278 BUTZER KW ADAPTATION TO GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE	15	33
68	21	265	893 1999 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ANTHROPOLOGY 28:479-507 Scoones I New ecology and the social sciences: What prospects for a fruitful engagement?	15	28
69	11	79	918 1999 CLIMATIC CHANGE 43(3):601-628 Wilbanks TJ; Kates RW Global change in local places: How scale matters	15	26
70	9	81	1106 2000 ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 10(5):1251-1262 Berkes F; Colding J; Folke C Rediscovery of traditional ecological knowledge as adaptive management	15	37
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
71	13	76	1224 2000 PROGRESS IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 24(3):347-364 Adger WN Social and ecological resilience: are they related?	15	14
72	1	43	13 1977 TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN FISHERIES SOCIETY 106(1):1-11 LARKIN PA EPITAPH FOR CONCEPT OF MAXIMUM SUSTAINED YIELD	14	165
73	2	92	44 1979 ECOLOGICAL MODELLING 7(1):1-53 CLARK WC; JONES DD; HOLLING CS LESSONS FOR ECOLOGICAL POLICY DESIGN - CASE-STUDY OF ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT	14	53
74	0	0	290 1991 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 1(5):365-380 DOWNING TE VULNERABILITY TO HUNGER IN AFRICA - A CLIMATE CHANGE PERSPECTIVE	14	15
75	5	130	1038 1999 WORLD DEVELOPMENT 27(2):225-247 Leach M; Mearns R; Scoones I Environmental entitlements: Dynamics and institutions in community-based natural resource management	14	66
76	22	96	1082 2000 CLIMATIC CHANGE 45(1):223-251 Smit B; Burton I; Klein RJT; Wandel J An anatomy of adaptation to climate change and variability	14	10
77	5	46	748 1997 OIKOS 79(1):69-76 Rietkerk M; vandeKoppel J Alternate stable states and threshold effects in semi-arid grazing systems	13	44
78	3	58	974 1999 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 9:S69-S87 Nicholls RJ; Hoozemans FMJ; Marchand M Increasing flood risk and wetland losses due to global sea-level rise: regional and global analyses	13	16
79	0	28	1233 2000 SCIENCE 289(5477):284-288 Vorosmarty CJ; Green P; Salisbury J; Lammers RB Global water resources: Vulnerability from climate change acid population growth	13	71
80	0	0	7 1977 EVOLUTION SOCIAL SYS 1(1):49-71 Rappaport RA Maladaptation in social systems	12	0
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
81	1	74	148 1985 BIOSCIENCE 35(11):707-717 PETERS RL; DARLING JDS THE GREENHOUSE-EFFECT AND NATURE RESERVES	12	127
82	1	121	179 1987 AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS 24(2):95-117 CONWAY GR THE PROPERTIES OF AGROECOSYSTEMS	12	76
83	1	6	367 1993 ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 3(4):552-555 HOLLING CS INVESTING IN RESEARCH FOR SUSTAINABILITY	12	31
84	1	18	864 1998 SCIENCE 281(5374):198-199 Costanza R; Andrade F; Antunes P; van den Belt M; Boersma D; et al. Principles for sustainable governance of the oceans	12	41
85	8	54	1081 2000 CLIMATIC CHANGE 45(1):203-221 Schneider SH; Easterling WE; Mearns LO Adaptation: Sensitivity to natural variability, agent assumptions and dynamic climate changes	12	12
86	5	99	1107 2000 ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS 32(2):217-239 Gibson CC; Ostrom E; Ahn TK The concept of scale and the human dimensions of global change: a survey	12	34
87	13	92	1330 2001 ECOSYSTEMS 4(2):85-104 Olsson P; Folke C Local ecological knowledge and institutional dynamics for ecosystem management: A study of Lake Racken Watershed, Sweden	12	14
88	1	37	553 1996 CLIMATE RESEARCH 6(2):193-201 Smith JB; Lenhart SS Climate change adaptation policy options	11	10
89	3	34	715 1997 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 7(4):337-356 Easterling WE Why regional studies are needed in the development of full-scale integrated assessment modelling of global change processes	11	22
90	0	89	1215 2000 NATURE 405(6783):234-242 Chapin FS; Zavaleta ES; Eviner VT; Naylor RL; Vitousek PM; et al. Consequences of changing biodiversity	11	146
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91	10	109	1333 2001 ECOSYSTEMS 4(5):406-417 Nystrom M; Folke C Spatial resilience of coral reefs	11	15
92	18	56	1522 2002 CONSERVATION ECOLOGY 6(1):1 Walker BH; Carpenter SR; Anderies JM; Abel N; Cumming GS; et al. Resilience management in social-ecological systems: a working hypothesis for a participatory approach	11	15
93	1	64	358 1993 AMBIO 22(2-3):97-105 HAMMER M; JANSSON A; JANSSON BO DIVERSITY CHANGE AND SUSTAINABILITY - IMPLICATIONS FOR FISHERIES	10	19
94	3	81	399 1994 ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 84(4):541-556 WILBANKS TJ SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN GEOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVE	10	33
95	3	148	514 1995 SCIENCE 269(5222):334-341 ROOT TL; SCHNEIDER SH ECOLOGY AND CLIMATE - RESEARCH STRATEGIES AND IMPLICATIONS	10	62
96	1	11	685 1997 CLIMATIC CHANGE 36(1-2):185-196 Burton I Vulnerability and adaptive response in the context of climate and climate change	10	10
97	3	94	809 1998 ECOSYSTEMS 1(6):546-557 Dale VH; Lugo AE; MacMahon JA; Pickett STA Ecosystem management in the context of large, infrequent disturbances	10	19
98	1	119	894 1999 ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE 2:493-535 Ostrom E Coping with tragedies of the commons	10	21
99	4	149	935 1999 ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS 29(2):215-233 Moberg F; Folke C Ecological goods and services of coral reef ecosystems	10	17
100	4	222	1104 2000 ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 10(3):639-670 Dale VH; Brown S; Haeuber RA; Hobbs NT; Huntly N; et al. Ecological principles and guidelines for managing the use of land	10	52
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101	5	87	1170 2000 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 10(2):109-120 Cash DW; Moser SC Linking global and local scales: designing dynamic assessment and management processes	10	14
102	6	68	1173 2000 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 10(3):221-232 OBrien KL; Leichenko RM Double exposure: assessing the impacts of climate change within the context of economic globalization	10	6
103	2	97	23 1978 HUMAN ECOLOGY 6(4):397-422 MCCAY BJ SYSTEMS ECOLOGY, PEOPLE ECOLOGY, AND THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF FISHING COMMUNITIES	9	51
104	8	130	497 1995 JOURNAL OF RURAL STUDIES 11(3):335-350 CHIOTTI QP; JOHNSTON T EXTENDING THE BOUNDARIES OF CLIMATE-CHANGE RESEARCH - A DISCUSSION ON AGRICULTURE	9	14
105	1	89	556 1996 CLIMATIC CHANGE 34(3-4):337-368 Morgan MG; Dowlatabadi H Learning from integrated assessment of climate change	9	33
106	1	49	583 1996 ENVIRONMENT 38(2):6-& Kates RW; Clark WC Environmental surprise: Expecting the unexpected?	9	11
107	6	22	695 1997 ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS 22(1):73-83 Perrings C; Walker BH Biodiversity, resilience and the control of ecological-economic systems: The case of fire-driven rangelands	9	20
108	3	63	874 1998 WORLD DEVELOPMENT 26(1):1-19 Moser CON The asset vulnerability framework: Reassessing urban poverty reduction strategies	9	47
109	4	43	967 1999 FUTURES 31(7):721-742 Kay JJ; Regier HA; Boyle M; Francis G An ecosystem approach for sustainability: addressing the challenge of complexity	9	17
110	1	30	1013 1999 NATURE 397(6721):688-691 Hulme M; Barrow EM; Arnell NW; Harrison PA; Johns TC; et al. Relative impacts of human-induced climate change and natural climate variability	9	45
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111	12	86	1053 2000 ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 90(4):713-737 Cutter SL; Mitchell JT; Scott MS Revealing the vulnerability of people and places: A case study of Georgetown County, South Carolina	9	16
112	1	29	1083 2000 CLIMATIC CHANGE 45(1):253-278 Reilly JM; Schimmelpfennig D Irreversibility, uncertainty, and learning: Portraits of adaptation to long-term climate change	9	8
113	4	33	1275 2001 BIOSCIENCE 51(6):451-457 Carpenter SR; Gunderson LH Coping with collapse: Ecological and social dynamics in ecosystem management	9	11
114	1	130	55 1980 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ENERGY 5:107-140 SCHNEIDER SH; CHEN RS CARBON-DIOXIDE WARMING AND COASTLINE FLOODING - PHYSICAL FACTORS AND CLIMATIC IMPACT	8	20
115	0	28	365 1993 CLIMATIC CHANGE 23(1):1-20 LEWANDROWSKI JK; BRAZEE RJ FARM PROGRAMS AND CLIMATE CHANGE	8	20
116	4	150	448 1994 MARINE ECOLOGY-PROGRESS SERIES 112(3):277-301 SHERMAN K SUSTAINABILITY, BIOMASS YIELDS, AND HEALTH OF COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS - AN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE	8	41
117	5	39	714 1997 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 7(3):251-264 Smith JB Setting priorities for adapting to climate change	8	9
118	8	70	810 1998 ENVIRONMENTAL & RESOURCE ECONOMICS 11(3-4):503-520 Perrings C Resilience in the dynamics of economy-environment systems	8	19
119	2	47	825 1998 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 8(2):159-170 Pielke RA Rethinking the role of adaptation in climate policy	8	9
120	2	176	841 1998 JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(1):1-38 Ellis F Household strategies and rural livelihood diversification	8	56
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121	2	27	973 1999 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 9:S51-S67 Parry ML; Rosenzweig C; Iglesias A; Fischer G; Livermore MTJ Climate change and world food security: a new assessment	8	10
122	0	28	1014 1999 NATURE 398(6727):505-508 Nepstad DC; Verissimo A; Alencar A; Nobre C; Lima E; et al. Large-scale impoverishment of Amazonian forests by logging and fire	8	214
123	3	38	1084 2000 CLIMATIC CHANGE 45(3-4):403-419 Jones RN Managing uncertainty in climate change projections - Issues for impact assessment - An editorial comment	8	18
124	5	60	1125 2000 ECOSYSTEMS 3(5):451-471 Scheffer M; Brock WA; Westley F Socioeconomic mechanisms preventing optimum use of ecosystem services: An interdisciplinary theoretical analysis	8	14
125	6	72	1373 2001 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 11(4):261-269 Lambin EF; Turner BL; Geist HJ; Agbola SB; Angelsen A; et al. The causes of land-use and land-cover change: moving beyond the myths	8	39
126	13	32	1475 2002 AMBIO 31(5):437-440 Folke C; Carpenter SR; Elmqvist T; Gunderson LH; Holling CS; et al. Resilience and sustainable development: Building adaptive capacity in a world of transformations	8	8
127	3	35	1509 2002 CLIMATIC CHANGE 53(4):413-446 Arnell NW; Cannell MGR; Hulme M; Kovats RS; Mitchell JFB; et al. The consequences of CO2 stabilisation for the impacts of climate change	8	9
128	3	41	1562 2002 ENVIRONMENTAL & RESOURCE ECONOMICS 21(2):135-160 Tol RSJ Estimates of the damage costs of climate change - Part II. Dynamic estimates	8	11
129	0	125	5 1977 ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY 3:23-49 QUARANTELLI EL; DYNES RR RESPONSE TO SOCIAL CRISIS AND DISASTER	7	63
130	2	117	50 1979 SCIENCE 205(4403):267-277 MAY RM; BEDDINGTON JR; CLARK CW; HOLT SJ; LAWS RM MANAGEMENT OF MULTISPECIES FISHERIES	7	190
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131	3	133	62 1980 HUMAN ECOLOGY 8(2):135-170 WINTERHALDER B ENVIRONMENTAL-ANALYSIS IN HUMAN-EVOLUTION AND ADAPTATION RESEARCH	7	24
132	1	52	191 1987 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 11(6):713-719 BROWN BJ; HANSON ME; LIVERMAN DM; MERIDETH RW GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY - TOWARD DEFINITION	7	52
133	3	68	382 1993 JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 29(3):429-460 GORE C ENTITLEMENT RELATIONS AND UNRULY SOCIAL PRACTICES - A COMMENT ON THE WORK OF AMARTYA SEN	7	18
134	1	37	689 1997 CONSERVATION BIOLOGY 11(1):41-47 Grumbine RE Reflections on ''what is ecosystem management?''	7	55
135	1	61	708 1997 GEOGRAPHICAL JOURNAL 163:126-132 Batterbury S; Forsyth T; Thomson K Environmental transformations in developing countries: hybrid research and democratic policy	7	27
136	1	42	883 1999 AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST 101(1):23-35 Kottak CP The new ecological anthropology	7	22
137	4	119	957 1999 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 24(4):449-465 Imperial MT Institutional analysis and ecosystem-based management: The institutional analysis and development framework	7	13
138	15	46	1009 1999 MITIGATION ADAPTATIO 4(4):199-213 Smit B; Burton I; Klein RJT; Street R The Science of Adaptation: a framework for assessment	7	0
139	5	30	1075 2000 CLIMATIC CHANGE 45(1):5-17 Kates RW Cautionary tales: Adaptation and the global poor	7	6
140	4	47	1080 2000 CLIMATIC CHANGE 45(1):181-201 Bryant CR; Smit B; Brklacich M; Johnston TR; Smithers J; et al. Adaptation in Canadian agriculture to climatic variability and change	7	6
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141	4	18	1161 2000 EUROPEAN ECONOMIC REVIEW 44(4-6):645-665 Maler KG Development, ecological resources and their management: A study of complex dynamic systems	7	9
142	8	79	1423 2001 NATURAL HAZARDS 23(2-3):197-230 Jones RN An environmental risk assessment/management framework for climate change impact assessments	7	7
143	4	20	1591 2002 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 12(1):25-40 Yohe GW; Tol RSJ Indicators for social and economic coping capacity - moving toward a working definition of adaptive capacity	7	5
144	1	100	1643 2002 NATURE 418(6898):689-695 Pauly D; Christensen V; Guenette S; Pitcher TJ; Sumaila UR; et al. Towards sustainability in world fisheries	7	60
145	26	85	1964 2003 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 100(14):8074-8079 Turner BL; Kasperson RE; Matson PA; McCarthy JJ; Corell RW; et al. A framework for vulnerability analysis in sustainability science	7	6
146	1	26	31 1978 PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY 122(5):329-335 ADAMS RM STRATEGIES OF MAXIMIZATION, STABILITY, AND RESILIENCE IN MESOPOTAMIAN SOCIETY, SETTLEMENT, AND AGRICULTURE	6	32
147	2	42	48 1979 JOURNAL OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH 35(1):18-29 COLSON E IN GOOD YEARS AND IN BAD - FOOD STRATEGIES OF SELF-RELIANT SOCIETIES	6	54
148	5	146	79 1981 CLIMATIC CHANGE 3(4):387-428 WARRICK RA; RIEBSAME WE SOCIETAL RESPONSE TO CO-2-INDUCED CLIMATE CHANGE - OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESEARCH	6	10
149	6	28	319 1992 CLIMATIC CHANGE 20(1):1-21 BRKLACICH M; SMIT B IMPLICATIONS OF CHANGES IN CLIMATIC AVERAGES AND VARIABILITY ON FOOD-PRODUCTION OPPORTUNITIES IN ONTARIO, CANADA	6	6
150	3	37	326 1992 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION 19(3):201-207 WESTING AH ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGEES - A GROWING CATEGORY OF DISPLACED PERSONS	6	16
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151	3	74	467 1995 CLIMATIC CHANGE 30(4):427-449 GOKLANY IM STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE ADAPTABILITY - TECHNOLOGICAL-CHANGE, SUSTAINABLE GROWTH AND FREE-TRADE	6	15
152	1	26	526 1996 AGRICULTURAL AND FOREST METEOROLOGY 80(1):67-85 Antle JM Methodological issues in assessing potential impacts of climate change on agriculture	6	10
153	2	111	533 1996 AMERICAN NATURALIST 148(6):1016-1037 Chapin FS; Torn MS; Tateno M Principles of ecosystem sustainability	6	28
154	0	46	546 1996 CLIMATE RESEARCH 6(2):113-125 Patz JA; Balbus JM Methods for assessing public health vulnerability to global climate change	6	15
155	8	139	565 1996 ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 6(2):338-362 Mangel M; Talbot LM; Meffe GK; Agardy MT; Alverson DL; et al. Principles for the conservation of wild living resources	6	74
156	0	55	679 1997 CLIMATIC CHANGE 35(2):157-177 Miller KA; Rhodes SL; Macdonnell LJ Water allocation in a changing climate: Institutions and adaptation	6	6
157	5	74	783 1998 CLIMATE RESEARCH 11(1):5-18 Nicholls RJ; Mimura N Regional issues raised by sea-level rise and their policy implications	6	9
158	3	46	795 1998 ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 8(1):S63-S71 Folke C; Kautsky N; Berg H; Jansson A; Troell M The ecological footprint concept for sustainable seafood production: A review	6	10
159	4	188	926 1999 CURRENT ANTHROPOLOGY 40(5):621-652 Ruttan LM; Mulder MB Are east African pastoralists truly conservationists?	6	22
160	1	121	927 1999 DISASTERS 23(1):1-18 Morrow BH Identifying and mapping community vulnerability	6	15
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161	8	122	1560 2002 ENVIRONMENTAL & RESOURCE ECONOMICS 21(1):47-73 Tol RSJ Estimates of the damage costs of climate change. Part 1: Benchmark estimates	6	7
162	17	70	1865 2003 FRONTIERS IN ECOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT 1(9):488-494 Elmqvist T; Folke C; Nystrom M; Peterson GD; Bengtsson J; et al. Responce diversity, ecosystem change, and resilience	6	4
163	7	73	1988 2003 TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION 18(12):648-656 Scheffer M; Carpenter SR Catastrophic regime shifts in ecosystems: linking theory to observation	6	9
164	2	171	16 1978 AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST 22(1):15-39 PORTER PW GEOGRAPHY AS HUMAN ECOLOGY - DECADE OF PROGRESS IN A QUARTER CENTURY	5	14
165	2	37	165 1986 CLIMATIC CHANGE 8(2):135-153 COHEN SJ IMPACTS OF CO2-INDUCED CLIMATIC-CHANGE ON WATER-RESOURCES IN THE GREAT-LAKES BASIN	5	67
166	4	67	185 1987 CLIMATIC CHANGE 11(3):291-311 SONKA ST; LAMB PJ ON CLIMATE CHANGE AND ECONOMIC-ANALYSIS	5	14
167	1	91	197 1987 PROGRESS IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 11(1):41-59 WESCOAT JL THE PRACTICAL RANGE OF CHOICE IN WATER-RESOURCES GEOGRAPHY	5	17
168	1	41	209 1988 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 12(2):133-143 LIVERMAN DM; HANSON ME; BROWN BJ; MERIDETH RW GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY - TOWARD MEASUREMENT	5	33
169	3	40	272 1991 AMERICAN SCIENTIST 79(3):210-221 AUSUBEL JH A 2ND LOOK AT THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE	5	19
170	4	47	286 1991 EVALUATION REVIEW 15(1):149-171 KASPERSON RE; DOW KM DEVELOPMENTAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL EQUITY IN GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE - A FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSIS	5	9
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171	1	62	310 1992 AMBIO 21(3):201-211 PERRINGS C; FOLKE C; MALER KG THE ECOLOGY AND ECONOMICS OF BIODIVERSITY LOSS - THE RESEARCH AGENDA	5	29
172	4	46	357 1993 AMBIO 22(2-3):88-96 COSTANZA R; KEMP WM; BOYNTON WR PREDICTABILITY, SCALE, AND BIODIVERSITY IN COASTAL AND ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS - IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT	5	25
173	2	69	418 1994 ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 4(3):497-517 PICKUP G; BASTIN GN; CHEWINGS VH REMOTE-SENSING-BASED CONDITION ASSESSMENT FOR NONEQUILIBRIUM RANGELANDS UNDER LARGE-SCALE COMMERCIAL GRAZING	5	32
174	0	26	425 1994 FOOD POLICY 19(2):149-164 APPENDINI K; LIVERMAN DM AGRICULTURAL POLICY, CLIMATE-CHANGE AND FOOD SECURITY IN MEXICO	5	10
175	2	316	426 1994 FOREST ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT 63(2-3):247-300 ATTIWILL PM THE DISTURBANCE OF FOREST ECOSYSTEMS - THE ECOLOGICAL BASIS FOR CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT	5	153
176	2	67	485 1995 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 5(3):181-194 CUTTER SL THE FORGOTTEN CASUALTIES - WOMEN, CHILDREN, AND ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE	5	8
177	4	122	538 1996 BIODIVERSITY AND CONSERVATION 5(10):1143-1167 Dovers SR; Norton TW; Handmer JW Uncertainty, ecology, sustainability and policy	5	12
178	2	86	552 1996 CLIMATE RESEARCH 6(2):179-191 Markham A Potential impacts of climate change on ecosystems: A review of implications for policymakers and conservation biologists	5	14
179	1	63	558 1996 COASTAL MANAGEMENT 24(4):301-324 Nicholls RJ; Leatherman SP Adapting to sea-level rise: Relative sea-level trends to 2100 for the United States	5	10
180	5	44	619 1996 JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT 49(6):512-519 Rietkerk M; Ketner P; Stroosnijder L; Prins HHT Sahelian rangeland development; A catastrophe?	5	11
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181	2	46	784 1998 CLIMATE RESEARCH 11(1):19-30 Adams RM; Hurd BH; Lenhart SS; Leary N Effects of global climate change on agriculture: an interpretative review	5	14
182	1	75	794 1998 DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE 29(2):307-341 Ribot JC Theorizing access: Forest profits along Senegal's charcoal commodity chain	5	30
183	5	119	891 1999 ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 89(2):191-219 Turner MD Merging local and regional analyses of land-use change: The case of livestock in the Sahel	5	14
184	4	96	892 1999 ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 89(3):420-442 Dougill AJ; Thomas DSG; Heathwaite AL Environmental change in the Kalahari: Integrated land degradation studies for nonequilibrium dryland environments	5	10
185	7	130	922 1999 CLIMATIC CHANGE 43(4):745-788 Reilly JM; Schimmelpfennig D Agricultural impact assessment, vulnerability, and the scope for adaptation	5	8
186	4	95	947 1999 ECOSYSTEMS 2(4):351-366 Jansson A; Folke C; Rockstrom J; Gordon L Linking freshwater flows and ecosystem services appropriated by people: The case of the Baltic Sea drainage basin	5	7
187	1	34	1004 1999 LAND ECONOMICS 75(1):39-57 Lewandrowski JK; Schimmelpfennig D Economic implications of climate change for US agriculture: Assessing recent evidence	5	9
188	5	117	1007 1999 MARINE ECOLOGY-PROGRESS SERIES 190:271-287 Sherman K; Duda AM An ecosystem approach to global assessment and management of coastal waters	5	20
189	5	52	1063 2000 BIOSCIENCE 50(2):149-155 Costanza R; Daly M; Folke C; Hawken P; Holling CS; et al. Managing our environmental portfolio	5	15
190	1	39	1076 2000 CLIMATIC CHANGE 45(1):19-36 Eakin H Smallholder maize production and climatic risk: A case study from Mexico	5	7
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191	5	24	1087 2000 CLIMATIC CHANGE 45(3-4):583-600 Mendelsohn R Efficient adaptation to climate change	5	3
192	4	22	1123 2000 ECOSYSTEMS 3(1):36-40 Pritchard L; Folke C; Gunderson LH Valuation of ecosystem services in institutional context	5	7
193	1	72	1141 2000 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 61(1):9-35 Pittock AB; Jones RN Adaptation to what and why?	5	8
194	2	81	1180 2000 ICES JOURNAL OF MARINE SCIENCE 57(3):697-706 Pauly D; Christensen V; Walters CJ Ecopath, Ecosim, and Ecospace as tools for evaluating ecosystem impact of fisheries	5	46
195	4	61	1363 2001 FOREST ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT 154(3):353-370 Turner BL; Villar SC; Foster D; Geoghegan J; Keys E; et al. Deforestation in the southern Yucatan peninsular region: an integrative approach	5	19
196	0		1451 2001 SCIENCE 292(5517):667-673 deMenocal PB Cultural responses to climate change during the Late Holocene	5	26
197	12	91	1462 2001 WORLD DEVELOPMENT 29(6):977-993 Barnett J Adapting to climate change in Pacific Island Countries: The problem of uncertainty	5	7
198	8	23	1499 2002 CLIMATE POLICY 2(2-3):145-159 Burton I; Huq S; Lim B; Pilifosova O; Schipper EL From impacts assessment to adaptation priorities: the shaping of adaptation policy	5	5
199	4	70	1548 2002 ECOSYSTEMS 5(1):1-10 Pickett STA; Cadenasso ML The ecosystem as a multidimensional concept: Meaning, model, and metaphor	5	4
200	10	32	1740 2003 BUILDING RESEARCH AND INFORMATION 31(3-4):278-290 Hertin J; Berkhout F; Gann DM; Barlow J Climate change and the UK house building sector: perceptions, impacts and adaptive capacity	5	9
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201	15	116	1826 2003 ECOSYSTEMS 6(1):87-98 Lundberg J; Moberg F Mobile link organisms and ecosystem functioning: Implications for ecosystem resilience and management	5	4
202	5	254	39 1979 CURRENT ANTHROPOLOGY 20(3):517-540 TORRY WI ANTHROPOLOGICAL STUDIES IN HAZARDOUS ENVIRONMENTS - PAST TRENDS AND NEW HORIZONS	4	27
203	1	13	111 1983 CLIMATIC CHANGE 5(1):7-14 AUSUBEL JH CAN WE ASSESS THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATIC CHANGES	4	6
204	1	25	177 1986 WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH 22(4):489-498 MOY WS; COHON JL; REVELLE CS A PROGRAMMING-MODEL FOR ANALYSIS OF THE RELIABILITY, RESILIENCE, AND VULNERABILITY OF A WATER-SUPPLY RESERVOIR	4	19
205	2	83	184 1987 CLIMATIC CHANGE 10(2):113-136 KELLOGG WW MANKINDS IMPACT ON CLIMATE - THE EVOLUTION OF AN AWARENESS	4	27
206	1	19	202 1988 AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS 26(4):291-316 MARTEN GG PRODUCTIVITY, STABILITY, SUSTAINABILITY, EQUITABILITY AND AUTONOMY AS PROPERTIES FOR AGROECOSYSTEM ASSESSMENT	4	29
207	5	174	237 1989 INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL SCIENCE JOURNAL 41(3):315-345 CLARK WC THE HUMAN-ECOLOGY OF GLOBAL CHANGE	4	5
208	2	28	248 1990 DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE 21(3):469-490 DEWAAL A A REASSESSMENT OF ENTITLEMENT THEORY IN THE LIGHT OF THE RECENT FAMINES IN AFRICA	4	31
209	1	26	323 1992 DISASTERS 16(3):217-229 HAQUE CE; BLAIR D VULNERABILITY TO TROPICAL CYCLONES - EVIDENCE FROM THE APRIL 1991 CYCLONE IN COASTAL BANGLADESH	4	6
210	5	160	348 1992 PROGRESS IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 16(4):503-522 DALBY S ECOPOLITICAL DISCOURSE - ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY AND POLITICAL-GEOGRAPHY	4	18
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211	1	48	409 1994 CLIMATIC CHANGE 28(1-2):15-44 MENDELSOHN R; ROSENBERG NJ FRAMEWORK FOR INTEGRATED ASSESSMENTS OF GLOBAL WARMING IMPACTS	4	16
212	2	78	423 1994 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 18(5):663-676 LARSSON J; FOLKE C; KAUTSKY N ECOLOGICAL LIMITATIONS AND APPROPRIATION OF ECOSYSTEM SUPPORT BY SHRIMP FARMING IN COLOMBIA	4	25
213	3	188	443 1994 JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY 20(1):3-21 WILLIAMS M THE RELATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY AND HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY	4	27
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215	2	56	469 1995 ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 5(4):956-961 LUGO AE MANAGEMENT OF TROPICAL BIODIVERSITY	4	23
216	3	75	470 1995 ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 5(4):978-992 REID RS; ELLIS JE IMPACTS OF PASTORALISTS ON WOODLANDS IN SOUTH TURKANA, KENYA - LIVESTOCK-MEDIATED TREE RECRUITMENT	4	31
217	5	36	496 1995 JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT 48(3):271-282 SMITH EL; JOHNSON PS; RUYLE G; SMEINS F; LOPER D; et al. NEW CONCEPTS FOR ASSESSMENT OF RANGELAND CONDITION	4	20
218	5	108	571 1996 ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 6(4):978-990 Costanza R Ecological economics: Reintegrating the study of humans and nature	4	14
219	0	60	586 1996 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 20(2):159-173 Turner RK; Subak S; Adger WN Pressures, trends, and impacts in coastal zones: Interactions between socioeconomic and natural systems	4	11
220	2	109	659 1997 ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 87(4):579-613 Muldavin JSS Environmental degradation in heilongjiang: Policy reform and agrarian dynamics in China's new hybrid economy	4	14
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221	2	23	662 1997 AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY 22(2):125-135 Walker BH; Langridge JL; McFarlane F Resilience of an Australian savanna grassland to selective and non-selective perturbations	4	16
222	5	31	664 1997 CANADIAN GEOGRAPHER-GEOGRAPHE CANADIEN 41(4):429-438 Smit B; Blain R; Keddie P Corn hybrid selection and climatic variability: Gambling with nature?	4	4
223	0	15	682 1997 CLIMATIC CHANGE 36(1-2):135-149 Alexandrov VA Vulnerability of agronomic systems in Bulgaria	4	6
224	0	10	683 1997 CLIMATIC CHANGE 36(1-2):151-173 Zeidler RB Climate change vulnerability and response strategies for the coastal zone of Poland	4	6
225	1	62	690 1997 CONSERVATION BIOLOGY 11(1):48-58 Brunner RD; Clark TW A practice-based approach to ecosystem management	4	25
226	5	84	693 1997 DISASTERS 21(4):284-304 Alexander D The study of natural disasters, 1977-1997: Some reflections on a changing field of knowledge	4	8
227	0	17	704 1997 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 47(1):59-77 ElRaey M; Fouda Y; Nasr SM GIS assessment of the vulnerability of the Rosetta area, Egypt to impacts of sea rise	4	5
228	1	70	712 1997 GLOBAL ECOLOGY AND BIOGEOGRAPHY LETTERS 6(1):77-90 Price MF; Thompson M The complex life: human land uses in mountain ecosystems	4	11
229	5	31	785 1998 CLIMATE RESEARCH 11(1):31-38 Woodward A; Hales S; Weinstein P Climate change and human health in the Asia Pacific region: who will be most vulnerable?	4	8
230	2	28	802 1998 ECOSYSTEMS 1(1):1-5 Carpenter SR; Turner MG At last: A journal devoted to ecosystem science	4	15
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231	6	59	804 1998 ECOSYSTEMS 1(5):409-415 Berkes F; Kislalioglu M; Folke C; Gadgil M Exploring the basic ecological unit: Ecosystem-like concepts in traditional societies	4	7
232	3	100	881 1999 AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST 101(1):5-18 Biersack A Introduction: From the "new ecology" to the new ecologies	4	18
233	0	77	901 1999 BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY 80(6):1077-1098 Kunkel KE; Pielke RA; Changnon SA Temporal fluctuations in weather and climate extremes that cause economic and human health impacts: A review	4	39
234	4	86	969 1999 GEOGRAPHICAL JOURNAL 165:255-274 Washington R; Downing TE Seasonal forecasting of African rainfall: Prediction, responses and household food security	4	10
235	0	48	976 1999 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 9(2):81-93 ORiordan T; Jordan A Institutions, climate change and cultural theory: towards a common analytical framework	4	9
236	6	32	1042 2000 AGRICULTURAL AND FOREST METEOROLOGY 104(4):315-327 Alexandrov VA; Hoogenboom G The impact of climate variability and change on crop yield in Bulgaria	4	6
237	2	63	1052 2000 ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 90(3):467-494 Mertens B; Lambin EF Land-cover-change trajectories in southern Cameroon	4	35
238	9	61	1054 2000 ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 90(4):738-758 Adger WN Institutional adaptation to environmental risk under the transition in Vietnam	4	5
239	2	36	1059 2000 APPLIED SOIL ECOLOGY 15(1):75-83 Herrick JE Soil quality: an indicator of sustainable land management?	4	11
240	1	72	1077 2000 CLIMATIC CHANGE 45(1):75-102 Kane SM; Shogren JF Linking adaptation and mitigation in climate change policy	4	5
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241	2	59	1099 2000 CONSERVATION ECOLOGY 4(1):1 Bradshaw GA; Borchers JG Uncertainty as information: Narrowing the science-policy gap	4	7
242	8	54	1114 2000 ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS 35(3):323-336 Peterson GD Political ecology and ecological resilience: An integration of human and ecological dynamics	4	7
243	4	46	1127 2000 ENVIRONMENT 42(7):24-35 Locke C; Adger WN; Kelly PM Changing places: Migration's social and environmental consequences	4	4
244	2	19	1155 2000 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 34(8):1401-1406 Arrow K; Daily GC; Dasgupta P; Levin SA; Maler KG; et al. Managing ecosystem resources	4	9
245	2	26	1168 2000 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 10(1):57-68 Lorenzoni I; Jordan A; Hulme M; Turner RK; ORiordan T A co-evolutionary approach to climate change impact assessment: Part I. Integrating socio-economic and climate change scenarios	4	9
246	0	44	1204 2000 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN WATER RESOURCES ASSOCIATION 36(2):399-420 Miles EL; Snover AK; Hamlet AF; Callahan B; Fluharty D Pacific northwest regional assessment: The impacts of climate variability and climate change on the water resources of the Columbia River Basin	4	14
247	11	172	1225 2000 PROGRESS IN HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 24(4):521-549 Sneddon CS 'Sustainability' in ecological economics, ecology and livelihoods: a review	4	8
248	12	298	1267 2001 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS 32:481-517 Ludwig D; Mangel M; Haddad B Ecology, conservation, and public policy	4	12
249	1	44	1291 2001 CLIMATIC CHANGE 50(1-2):1-29 Smith JB; Lazo JK A summary of climate change impact assessments from the US Country studies program	4	6
250	4	34	1313 2001 ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS 37(3):371-378 Gunderson LH Managing surprising ecosystems in southern Florida	4	4
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251	2	51	1335 2001 ECOSYSTEMS 4(8):758-764 Ludwig D The era of management is over	4	12
252	1	6	1370 2001 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 11(3):181-183 Parry ML; Arnell NW; McMichael AJ; Nicholls RJ; Martens P; et al. Millions at risk: defining critical climate change threats and targets	4	7
253	2	67	1413 2001 LAND USE POLICY 18(1):27-39 Klepeis P; Turner BL Integrated land history and global change science: the example of the Southern Yucatan Peninsular Region project	4	8
254	4	58	1471 2002 AGRONOMY JOURNAL 94(1):3-11 Herrick JE; Brown JR; Tugel AJ; Shaver PL; Havstad KM Application of soil quality to monitoring and management: Paradigms from rangeland ecology	4	7
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256	6	36	1549 2002 ECOSYSTEMS 5(1):23-44 Anderies JM; Janssen MA; Walker BH Grazing management, resilience, and the dynamics of a fire-driven rangeland system	4	6
257	14	98	1702 2003 AMBIO 32(6):389-396 Bengtsson J; Angelstam P; Elmqvist T; Emanuelsson U; Folke C; et al. Reserves, resilience and dynamic landscapes	4	3
258	5	36	1737 2003 BUILDING RESEARCH AND INFORMATION 31(3-4):200-209 Liso KR; Aandahl G; Eriksen S; Alfsen KH Preparing for climate change impacts in Norway's built environment	4	7
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261	4	48	1965 2003 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 100(14):8086-8091 Cash DW; Clark WC; Alcock F; Dickson NM; Eckley N; et al. Knowledge systems for sustainable development	4	4
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263	1	25	14 1977 WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY 8(3):262-274 YELLEN JE LONG-TERM HUNTER-GATHERER ADAPTATION TO DESERT ENVIRONMENTS - BIOGEOGRAPHICAL PERSPECTIVE	3	9
264	1	10	49 1979 JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY 8(3):217-258 LUDWIG D; ARONSON DG; WEINBERGER HF SPATIAL PATTERNING OF THE SPRUCE BUDWORM	3	60
265	4	267	58 1980 CURRENT ANTHROPOLOGY 21(6):727-750 YESNER DR MARITIME HUNTER-GATHERERS - ECOLOGY AND PREHISTORY	3	57
266	3	80	70 1980 SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL RESEARCH 64(3):327-347 MILETI DS HUMAN ADJUSTMENT TO THE RISK OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXTREMES	3	17
267	1	34	109 1982 ZIMBABWE JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH 20(2):103-118 DYE PJ; SPEAR PT THE EFFECTS OF BUSH CLEARING AND RAINFALL VARIABILITY ON GRASS YIELD AND COMPOSITION IN SOUTHWEST ZIMBABWE	3	34
268	1	52	118 1983 JOURNAL OF CLIMATE AND APPLIED METEOROLOGY 22(10):1673-1684 LOUGH JM; WIGLEY TML; PALUTIKOF JP CLIMATE AND CLIMATE IMPACT SCENARIOS FOR EUROPE IN A WARMER WORLD	3	44
269	3	95	130 1984 ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY 10:309-330 KREPS GA SOCIOLOGICAL-INQUIRY AND DISASTER RESEARCH	3	21
270	1	19	140 1984 HUMAN ECOLOGY 12(4):385-412 FOIN TC; DAVIS WG RITUAL AND SELF-REGULATION OF THE TSEMBAGA MARING ECOSYSTEM IN THE NEW GUINEA HIGHLANDS	3	5
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271	1	200	147 1984 WATER RESEARCH 18(6):653-694 WASHINGTON HG DIVERSITY, BIOTIC AND SIMILARITY INDEXES - A REVIEW WITH SPECIAL RELEVANCE TO AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS	3	241
272	3	63	220 1988 SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES 31(2):147-168 BOGARD WC BRINGING SOCIAL-THEORY TO HAZARDS RESEARCH - CONDITIONS AND CONSEQUENCES OF THE MITIGATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS	3	5
273	0	15	223 1989 BULLETIN OF PEACE PROPOSALS 20(2):115-122 SCHRIJVER N INTERNATIONAL-ORGANIZATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY	3	3
274	2	37	238 1989 INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL SCIENCE JOURNAL 41(3):375-397 GALLOPIN GC; GUTMAN P; MALETTA H GLOBAL IMPOVERISHMENT, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND THE ENVIRONMENT - A CONCEPTUAL-APPROACH	3	7
275	5	57	244 1990 BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY 71(4):520-526 COHEN SJ BRINGING THE GLOBAL WARMING ISSUE CLOSER TO HOME - THE CHALLENGE OF REGIONAL IMPACT STUDIES	3	34
276	5	67	263 1990 PROFESSIONAL GEOGRAPHER 42(1):1-12 RIEBSAME WE ANTHROPOGENIC CLIMATE CHANGE AND A NEW PARADIGM OF NATURAL-RESOURCE PLANNING	3	9
277	1	32	269 1991 AMBIO 20(5):168-171 WESTING AH ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY AND ITS RELATION TO ETHIOPIA AND SUDAN	3	6
278	2	10	277 1991 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING 18(1):36-42 BURN DH; VENEMA HD; SIMONOVIC SP RISK-BASED PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR REAL-TIME RESERVOIR OPERATION	3	8
279	0	16	282 1991 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION 18(4):313-322 ROSENBERG NJ; CROSSON PR THE MINK PROJECT - A NEW METHODOLOGY FOR IDENTIFYING REGIONAL INFLUENCES OF, AND RESPONSES TO, INCREASING ATMOSPHERIC CO2 AND CLIMATE CHANGE	3	6
280	1	56	295 1991 JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH 28(4):407-423 BROCK L PEACE THROUGH PARKS - THE ENVIRONMENT ON THE PEACE RESEARCH AGENDA	3	10
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
281	0	0	336 1992 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 2(4):262-276 DOVERS SR; HANDMER JW UNCERTAINTY, SUSTAINABILITY AND CHANGE	3	11
282	1	77	342 1992 JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC & INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH 51(8-9):709-724 LEEMANS R MODELING ECOLOGICAL AND AGRICULTURAL IMPACTS OF GLOBAL CHANGE ON A GLOBAL SCALE	3	11
283	0	6	350 1992 SOUTH AFRICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE 88(6):308-311 HUGHES P; BRUNDRIT GB AN INDEX TO ASSESS SOUTH-AFRICA VULNERABILITY TO SEA-LEVEL RISE	3	7
284	1	9	361 1993 AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST 95(2):295-303 RAPPAPORT RA DISTINGUISHED LECTURE IN GENERAL ANTHROPOLOGY - THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF TROUBLE	3	24
285	2	76	374 1993 GEOGRAPHICAL JOURNAL 159:318-331 THOMAS DSG SANDSTORM IN A TEACUP - UNDERSTANDING DESERTIFICATION	3	16
286	3	43	379 1993 IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 24(4):41-51 ADAMS A FOOD INSECURITY IN MALI - EXPLORING THE ROLE OF THE MORAL ECONOMY	3	11
287	5	44	395 1994 AGRICULTURE ECOSYSTEMS & ENVIRONMENT 48(3):273-284 KESSLER JJ USEFULNESS OF THE HUMAN CARRYING-CAPACITY CONCEPT IN ASSESSING ECOLOGICAL SUSTAINABILITY OF LAND-USE IN SEMIARID REGIONS	3	8
288	0	10	408 1994 CLIMATIC CHANGE 26(4):343-349 SWART RJ; VELLINGA P THE ULTIMATE OBJECTIVE OF THE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE-CHANGE REQUIRES A NEW APPROACH IN CLIMATE-CHANGE RESEARCH	3	4
289	0	0	411 1994 COASTAL MANAGEMENT 22(2):119-145 HENNESSEY TM GOVERNANCE AND ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT FOR ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS - THE CASE OF CHESAPEAKE BAY	3	19
290	3	21	415 1994 DISASTERS 18(2):95-106 YARNAL B SOCIOECONOMIC RESTRUCTURING AND VULNERABILITY TO ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS IN BULGARIA	3	5
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
291	1	43	434 1994 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 4(1):49-62 ROSENBERG NJ; SCOTT MJ IMPLICATIONS OF POLICIES TO PREVENT CLIMATE-CHANGE FOR FUTURE FOOD SECURITY	3	4
292	1	104	444 1994 JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY 20(1):22-37 DEMERITT D ECOLOGY, OBJECTIVITY AND CRITIQUE IN WRITINGS ON NATURE AND HUMAN SOCIETIES	3	41
293	5	63	455 1994 TROPICAL GRASSLANDS 28(4):206-213 BROWN JR STATE AND TRANSITION MODELS FOR RANGELANDS .2. ECOLOGY AS A BASIS FOR RANGELAND MANAGEMENT - PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR TESTING MODELS	3	7
294	4	87	459 1995 ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 85(4):623-640 Kates RW Labnotes from the Jeremiah Experiment: Hope for a sustainable transition	3	6
295	1	73	473 1995 ECOLOGICAL MODELLING 80(1):1-19 MCCLANAHAN TR A CORAL-REEF ECOSYSTEM-FISHERIES MODEL - IMPACTS OF FISHING INTENSITY AND CATCH SELECTION ON REEF STRUCTURE AND PROCESSES	3	38
296	1	81	478 1995 ENVIRONMENT AND URBANIZATION 7(1):173-204 CHAMBERS R POVERTY AND LIVELIHOODS - WHOSE REALITY COUNTS	3	19
297	3	69	481 1995 FOREST ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT 73(1-3):85-96 LARSEN JB ECOLOGICAL STABILITY OF FORESTS AND SUSTAINABLE SILVICULTURE	3	38
298	2	51	482 1995 FOREST ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT 73(1-3):239-248 MOIR WH; MOWRER HT UNSUSTAINABILITY	3	10
299	0	10	551 1996 CLIMATE RESEARCH 6(2):165-177 Jallow BP; Barrow MKA; Leatherman SP Vulnerability of the coastal zone of The Gambia to sea level rise and development of response strategies and adaptation options	3	3
300	4	12	567 1996 ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 6(3):733-735 Holling CS Surprise for science, resilience for ecosystems, and incentives for people	3	16

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