This paper is a review of the most recent literature on the interaction between climate
change, land-use and energy, based on the analysis of papers collected through the most …

Panarchy provides a heuristic to characterize the cross-scale dynamics of social-ecological
systems and a framework for how governance institutions should behave to be compatible …

Human-induced causes of forest change occur at multiple scales. Yet, most governance
mechanisms are designed at a single level–whether international, national, regional or local …

Adaptation to climate change is widely recognized as a multi-level governance challenge
because expected impacts and respective measures cut across governmental levels …

Political ecology has long moved on from its initial skepticism of big science engagements
and cursory critiques of simplistic vulnerability approaches. Its core strengths lie in …

The concept of resilience is now frequently invoked by natural resource agencies in the US.
This reflects growing trends within ecology, conservation biology, and other disciplines …

Resilience theory has received increased attention from researchers across a range of
disciplines who have developed frameworks and articulated categories of indicators; …

Accounts that address the governance of adaptation are increasingly exploring the ways in
which the institutional context can both enable and constrain effective and equal adaptation …

The UK has a 'national'strategy to decarbonise its energy sector, yet the transfer of key
responsibilities to its Devolved Administrations has meant that they control many of the …

Urban local governments are important players in climate governance, and their roles are
evolving. This review traces the changing nexus of Australia's climate policy, energy policy …