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Buscher, Bram. 2014. “Collaborative Event Ethnography: between Structural Power and Empirical Nuance?.” Global Environmental Politics 14 (3): 132-138.

Campbell, L.M. and Gray, N. 2019. “Area Expansion Versus Effective and Equitable Management in International Marine Protected Areas Goals and Targets.” Marine Policy 100: 192-199.

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Campbell, L.M., N.J. Gray, L.W. Fairbanks, J.J. Silver, and R.L. Gruby, 2013. “Oceans at Rio+20.” Conservation Letters 6 (6): 439-447. [OPEN ACCESS]

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Corson, C., S. Brady, A. Zuber, J. Lord, and A. Kim, 2015. “The Right to Resist: Subordinating Civil Society at Rio+20.” The Journal of Peasant Studies 42 (3): 859-878. 

Corson, C., L.M. Campbell, and K.I. MacDonald, 2014a. “Capturing the Personal in Politics: Ethnographies of Global Environmental Governance.” Global Environmental Politics 14 (3): 21-40.

Corson, C., R.L. Gruby, R. Witter, S. Hagerman, D. Suarez, S. Greenberg, M. Bourque, N.J. Gray, and L.M. Campbell, 2014b. “Everyone’s Solution? Defining and Re-Defining Protected Areas in the Convention on Biological Diversity.” Conservation and Society 12 (2): 71-83. [OPEN ACCESS]

Corson, C. K. Macdonald, and B. Neimark. 2013. “Introduction to Special Issue: Grabbing ‘Green:’ Markets, Environmental Governance and the Materialization of Natural Capital.” Human Geography 6 (1): 1-15.

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Corson, C., J. Worcester, S. Rogers, and I. Flores-Ganley, in prep. “From Paper to Practice: Making a Rights-Based Conservation Alliance.” Environment and Planning E.

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Gray, N.J., 2010. “Sea Change: Exploring the International Effort to Promote Marine Protected Areas.” Conservation and Society 8 (4): 331-338. [OPEN ACCESS]

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Gray, N. 2018. “Charted Waters? Tracking the Production of Conservation Territories on the High Seas.” International Social Science Journal. pp. 257-272. [OPEN ACCESS]

Gruby, R.L., and L.M. Campbell, 2013. “Scalar Politics and the Region: Strategies for Transcending Pacific Island Smallness on a Global Environmental Governance Stage.” Environment and Planning A 45 (9): 2046-2063.

Gruby, R.L., L. Fairbanks, L. Acton, E. Artis, L.M. Campbell, N.J. Gray, L. Mitchell, S.B.J. Zigler, and K. Wilson, 2017. “Conceptualizing Social Outcomes of Large Marine Protected Areas.” Coastal Management 45 (6): 416-435. [OPEN ACCESS]

Gruby, R.L., N.J. Gray, L.M. Campbell, and L. Acton, 2016. “Toward a Social Science Research Agenda for Large Marine Protected Areas.” Conservation Letters 9 (3): 153-163. [OPEN ACCESS]

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Hagerman, S., T. Satterfield, and H. Dowlatabadi, 2010. “Climate Change Impacts, Conservation and Protected Values: Understanding Promotion, Ambivalence and Resistance to Policy Change at the World Conservation Congress.” Conservation and Society 8 (4): 298-311. [OPEN ACCESS]

Hitchner, S.L., 2010. “Heart of Borneo as a ‘Jalan Tikus’: Exploring the Links between Indigenous Rights, Extractive and Exploitative Industries, and Conservation at the World Conservation Congress 2008.” Conservation and Society 8 (4): 320-330. [OPEN ACCESS]

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Monfreda, C., 2010. “Setting the Stage for New Global Knowledge: Science, Economics, and Indigenous Knowledge in ‘the Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity’ at the Fourth World Conservation Congress.” Conservation and Society 8 (4): 276-285. [OPEN ACCESS]

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Silver, J.J., Noella J. Gray, Lisa M. Campbell, Luke W. Fairbanks, and R.L. Gruby, 2015. “Blue Economy and Competing Discourses in International Oceans Governance.” The Journal of Environment and Development 24 (2): 135-160.

Suarez, D. and C. Corson. 2013. “Seizing Center Stage: Ecosystem Services, Live, at the Convention on Biological Diversity!” Human Geography 6 (1): 64-79

Welch-Devine, M., and L.M. Campbell, 2010. “Sorting out Roles and Defining Divides: Social Sciences at the World Conservation Congress.” Conservation and Society 8 (4): 339-348. [OPEN ACCESS]

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