Q-methodology is a mixed qualitative-quantitative method used to measure social
perspectives on issues relating to sustainability and environmental governance in a …

In order to reconfigure global socio-economic systems to be compatible with social
imperatives and planetary boundaries, a transition towards sustainable development is …

The negative impacts of climate change are experienced at the global, regional and local
levels. However, rural communities in sub-Saharan Africa face additional socio-political …

The first chapter offered a brief introduction to Stephenson's Q technique and traced its
aetiology as an adaptation or inversion of Spearman's method of factor analysis. Much of the …

Wetlands are critically important for biodiversity and human wellbeing, but face a range of
challenges. This is especially true in the Mediterranean region, where wetlands support …

Cultural ecosystem services are generally understood to be the non-material value that can
be gained through ecosystems such as a sense of well-being, reflection and spiritual …

This paper analyses patterns in beliefs about the implementation of wind power as part of a
geographical comparison of onshore wind power developments in the Netherlands, North …

The objective of this paper is to recognize and categorize the various ways that ecosystem
services researchers perceive the concept and purpose of ecosystem services (ES). To do …

Q methodology was used to enable the identification of discourses among stakeholders to
the environmental and resource dimensions of sustainability policies and to gain an …

Q methodology provides a novel, quantitative approach to reveal stakeholder perspectives
and was used to assess social acceptance of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) with fisheries …