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Indigenous people and co-management: Implications for conflict management
Alfonso Peter Castro
, Erik Nielsen
Department of Anthropology
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Earth & Environmental Sciences
conflict management
100%
comanagement
89%
conflict
38%
state control
16%
empowerment
14%
local participation
14%
resource
12%
allocation
9%
natural resource
9%
Asia
9%
stakeholder
8%
recommendation
8%
decision making
8%
planning
6%
policy
6%
material
4%
analysis
2%
Social Sciences
co-management
90%
conflict management
77%
government supervision
13%
South Asia
12%
rural community
10%
natural resources
10%
resources
9%
empowerment
9%
stakeholder
7%
Canada
7%
decision making
7%
planning
6%
cause
6%
participation
5%
management
5%
performance
5%
experience
3%