Institutional adaptation as a governability problem in fisheries: patron–client relations in the Junagadh fishery, India
作者： Derek S Johnson
DOI: 10.1111/J.1467-2979.2010.00376.X
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摘要: Interactive governance theory proposes that fisheries can be compared according to their governability, or overall capacity for governance. Central in is institutional adaptability, the ability of humans modify organizations and reflect on rules values guide them response change. In this paper, I suggest a preliminary synthesis interactive theory, resilience thinking adaptive co-management order refine understanding adaptation as key component governability. use case patron–client relationships Junagadh fishery show how governability analysis valuable perspective from which understand characteristics have contradictory implications fisheries.
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