Our new paper in @PaN_BES offers a meta-analysis of SES framework models from diverse case studies.
Can we move SES theorizing beyond single variable-outcome relationships?
Archetype analysis offers a clear pathway. 1/6🧵
https://t.co/RePxnJoJmV
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Amplifying ocean commons: pathways for scaling transformative governance
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Our new paper in @PaN_BES offers a meta-analysis of SES framework models from diverse case studies.
Can we move SES theorizing beyond single variable-outcome relationships?
Archetype analysis offers a clear pathway. 1/6🧵
https://t.co/RePxnJoJmV
Four case study Boxes are presented with empirical support from the original studies on specific dyad and triad links to outcomes.
Dyads and triads can be the building blocks for more complex real world models, as the recurring sub-units of of SES theory.