Monica Gruezmacher

Teaching Assistant Professor

Memorial University of Newfoundland - Grenfell Campus

Canada

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Monica Gruezmacher is a Teaching Assistant Professor at Memorial University of Newfoundland - Grenfell Campus, Canada. Her research encompasses environmental governance, social-ecological systems, and the impacts of conflict and trauma on policy development. Recent publications include works on co-evolution in governance and strategic change in communities, highlighting the interplay between policy adaptation and environmental strategies.

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Kristof Van Assche

Full Professor

University of Alberta

CANADA

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Gert Verschraegen

Associate Professor

University of Antwerp

BELGIUM

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Leith Deacon

Assistant Professor, Rural Planning Program

University of Guelph

CANADA

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Raoul Beunen

Associate Professor

Open Universiteit Nederland

NETHERLANDS

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Ryan Gibson

Libro Professor of Regional Economic Development

University of Guelph

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Articles (10)

Remembering Ypres. Post- War Reconstruction, Land and the Legacies of Shock and Conflict

Evolutionary Perspectives on Environmental Governance: Strategy and the Co-Construction of Governance, Community, and Environment

Why Governance Is Never Perfect: Co-Evolution in Environmental Policy and Governance

Policy Learning and Adaptation in governance; a Co-evolutionary Perspective

Shock and Conflict in Social-Ecological Systems: Implications for Environmental Governance

Research methods as bridging devices: path and context mapping in governance

From trauma to fantasy and policy. The past in the futures of mining communities; the case of Crowsnest Pass, Alberta

Strategy for the long term: Pressures, counter-pressures and mechanisms in governance

Steering as Path Creation: Leadership and the Art of Managing Dependencies and Reality Effects

Reinvention paths and reinvention paradox: Strategic change in Western Newfoundland communities

Collaborators (5)

Kristof Van Assche

Gert Verschraegen

Leith Deacon

Raoul Beunen

Ryan Gibson

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