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Nicole L. Klenk

Nicole L. Klenk

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Editor-in-Chief, Environmental Science & Policy

Toronto

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Total articles 2

  • Institutionalizing co‐production diplomacy in contexts of long‐term epistemological conflict: A case study of cod fisheries governance

    By Nicole L. Klenk, Brian Pentz, Nicholas E. Mandrak| Wiley Online Library Verified 1 INTRODUCTION Knowledge co-production has received wide attention and support as a collaborative research approach that not only informs but changes governance practice with the potential to enable durable and transformative societal change (Chambers et al., 2022).

    By Nicole L. Klenk, Brian Pentz, Nicholas E. Mandrak · Wiley Online Library

    Nov. 08, 2024

  • Stakeholders in climate science: Beyond lip service?

    By Nicole L. Klenk, Katie Meehan, Or Usa, Sandra Lee Pinel, Nh Usa| Science Magazine Verified Research models are evolving in response to the need for on-the-ground knowledge of climate change impacts on communities. Partnership between researcher and practitioner is vital for adaptive policy efforts (1). Transdisciplinary research teams present new opportunities by involving academics and local stakeholders, who actively conceive, enact, and apply research on adaptation and mitigation actions (2, 3). In transdisciplinary research, stakeholders are also researchers.

    By Nicole L. Klenk, Katie Meehan, Or Usa, Sandra Lee Pinel, Nh Usa · Science Magazine

    Nov. 12, 2015

  • Institutionalizing co‐production diplomacy in contexts of long‐term epistemological conflict: A case study of cod fisheries governance

    By Nicole L. Klenk, Brian Pentz, Nicholas E. Mandrak| Wiley Online Library Verified 1 INTRODUCTION Knowledge co-production has received wide attention and support as a collaborative research approach that not only informs but changes governance practice with the potential to enable durable and transformative societal change (Chambers et al., 2022).

    By Nicole L. Klenk, Brian Pentz, Nicholas E. Mandrak · Wiley Online Library

    Nov. 08, 2024

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Environmental Science & Policy

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

+1 416-978-2011