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Francisco Bidone. (2023) Investigating Forest Governance Through Environmental Discourses: An Amazonian Case Study. Journal of Sustainable Forestry 42:1, pages 1-21.
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Ryan Quinn. (2020) Contracts, Seagrass, and Discourses: nonhuman mediators in the planning of the Mangles Bay Marina. Australian Geographer 51:1, pages 1-18.
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Yi Wang & Thomas Wing Yan Man. (2019) Political Economy of Tourism Development in Rural China: Case of Luting Township, Zhejiang. Tourism Planning & Development 16:6, pages 657-674.
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Ayşem Mert. (2019) The trees in Gezi Park: environmental policy as the focus of democratic protests. Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning 21:5, pages 593-607.
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Cristina Espinosa. (2019) Interpretive Affinities: The Constitutionalization of Rights of Nature, Pacha Mama, in Ecuador. Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning 21:5, pages 608-622.
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Mick Lennon & Richard Waldron. (2019) De-democratising the Irish planning system. European Planning Studies 27:8, pages 1607-1625.
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Minna Van Gerven. (2019) Narrative stories in Chinese characters: political framing of ageing and welfare reform in China. Policy and Society 38:3, pages 502-518.
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Tim Forsyth. (2019) Beyond Narratives: Civic Epistemologies and the Coproduction of Environmental Knowledge and Popular Environmentalism in Thailand. Annals of the American Association of Geographers 109:2, pages 593-612.
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Jean Hugé. (2017) Participatory sustainability assessment for spatial planning: reflections from a pilot exercise in Flanders, Belgium. Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal 35:4, pages 284-292.
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