This paper focuses on the contribution provided by stakeholder analysis to local strategic
planning. The aim of the paper is to deal with the issue, emerging from both literature and …

Abstract Marine Invasive Alien Species (IAS) can have devastating impacts on the
environment, infrastructure and human well-being. Prevention measures, such as …

The global momentum toward decarbonisation complicates existing challenges that regional
production communities are navigating as they seek prosperous and sustainable futures. In …

The paper focuses on the current debate of energy transition at the regional level and aims
at filling an existing gap in literature about how to organize transition processes in energy …

Stakeholder involvement in land management has been considered in both normative and
analytical terms, but often in an undifferentiated way. The article aims to compare these two …

As the circular economy (CE) is a viable solution to address environmental issues,
academics and policy makers aim to have a better understanding of the drivers and barriers …

The critical importance of wilderness areas (WAs) for biodiversity conservation and human
well-being is well established yet mapping criteria on which WA management policies are …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to explore how flood management practitioners
rationalise the emergence of sustainable flood management. Key to this analysis are …

Decisions to build or remove dams and other large engineered hydraulic infrastructures are
always entangled in social and environmental impacts, which are often evaluated formally …

Power inequities are omnipresent in contexts like mining where companies have the
capacity to significantly impact the wellbeing of community stakeholders. One aspect arises …