Research in ARGOS
Transdisciplinary Analysis
The following publications are based on transdisciplinary analysis in a general sense within the ARGOS project. For sector specific publications on transdisciplinary analysis, please follow the links on the left hand side of this page, and go to the specific sector pages.
Research Reports
10/03 Social Objective Synthesis Report 2: Social Differentiation and Choice of Management System among ARGOS Farmers/Orchardists, by Chris Rosin, Lesley Hunt, John Fairweather and Hugh Campbell
07/14 Transdisciplinary synthesis, by ARGOS
07/03 The
Representativeness of ARGOS Panels and Between Panel Comparisons,
John Fairweather, Lesley Hunt, Andrew Cook, Chris Rosin, Hugh
Campbell
Published Articles
Journal Articles
Rosin, C., Perley, C., Moller, H. and Dixon, K. (2008) For want of the social, was the biodiversity battle lost? On the need to approach social-ecological resilience through transdisciplinary research. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research, 51: 481-484
MacLeod, C.J. & Moller, H. (2006) Intensification and diversification of New Zealand agriculture since 1960: An evaluation of current indicators of land use change. Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 115(1-4):201-218.
Conference Papers
Moller, H. (2008) Climate Change Challenges for Aotearoa’s environmental educators. Invited speaker, New Zealand Association for Environmental Education 10th National conference. University of Otago, Dunedin, 16 January.
Moller, H., Campbell, H., Rosin, C., Hunt L. & Fairweather, J. (2008) Questing for the transdisciplinary utopia: an untrodden pathway to achieve agricultural resilience in New Zealand? Sustainable Consumption and Alternative Agri-Food Systems. University of Liege, Arlon. May 27-30.
Carey, P., Moller, H., Benge, J., Lucock, D., Phillips, A., Blackwell, G., Pearson, A., Reid, J. & Manhire, J. (2007) Do differences in soil quality between organic and conventional farms increase across increasingly intensive production sectors? 2008 Australasian Soils Societies Conference. December 2007, Palmerston North.
Forum Articles
Fairweather, J.R. (2008) The number of farms and farmers in New Zealand: a plea for researcher access to farm samples and the inclusion of farmer data. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research, 51(4): 485-488. Available from http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/includes/download.aspx?ID=98253
Rosin, C., Perley, C., Moller, H. & Dixon, K. (2008) For want of the social, was the biodiversity battle lost? On the need to approach social-ecological resilience through transdisciplinary research. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research, 51(4): 481-484. Available from http://www.royalsociety.org.nz/includes/download.aspx?ID=98252
Working Papers
Working Paper 5: Scoping Report for monitoring and evaluation
processes within ARGOS by Esther Water (Members only)
Research Notes
Background
to the ARGOS Programme, also available in French
Transdisciplinary
Research, also available in French
Management
of Data in ARGOS, also available in French
How ARGOS
uses Geographical Information Systems (GIS) |
