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Gari SR, Newton A, Icely JD (2015) Review: a review of the application and evolution of the
DPSIR framework with an emphasis on coastal social-ecological systems. Ocean Coast Manag
103:63–77
Geels FW (2004) From sectoral systems of innovation to socio-technical systems. Insights about
dynamics and change from sociology and institutional theory. Res Policy 33:897–920
Geels FW (2011) The multi-level perspective on sustainability transitions: responses to seven criticisms. Environ Innov Soc Trans 1(1):24–40
Gibson CC, Ostrom E, Ahn TK (2000) ANALYSIS—the concept of scale and the human dimensions of global change: a survey. Ecol Econ 32:217–239
Giupponi C (2007) Decision support systems for implementing the European water framework
directive: the MULINO approach. Environ Model Softw 22:248–258
Hägerstrand T (2001) A look at the political geography of environmental management. In: Buttimer
A (ed) Sustainable landscapes and lifeways: scale and appropriateness. Cork University Press,
Cork, pp 35–58
Hruska TV, Huntsinger L, Oviedo JL (2014) An accidental resource: the social ecological system
framework applied to small wetlands in Sierran foothill oak woodlands. In: The 7th California
Oak symposium: managing oak woodlands in a dynamic world, General technical report PSWGTR- 251: 231–238. Visalia, California
Jerneck A, Olsson L, Ness B, Anderberg S, Baier M, Clark E, Hickler T, Hornborg A, Kronsell A,
Lövbrand E, Persson J (2011) Structuring sustainability science. Sustain Sci 6(1):69–82
Kates RW, Clark WC, Corell R, Hall JM, Jaeger CC, Lowe I, McCarthy JJ, Schellnhuber HJ,
Bolin NB, Dickson NM, Faucheux S, Gallopin GC, Grübler A, Huntley B, Jäger J, Jodha NS,
Kasperson RE, Mabogunje A, Matson P, Mooney H, Berrien Moore B III, Timothy O’Riordan
T, Svedin U (2001) Sustainability science. Science 292:641–642
Kelble CR, Loomis DK, Lovelace S, Nuttle WK, Ortner PB, Fletcher P, Cook GS, Lorenz JJ,
Boyer JN (2013) The EBM-DPSER conceptual model: integrating ecosystem services into
the DPSIR framework. PLoS One 8(8):e70766–e70766. http://journals.plos.org/plosone/
article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0070766. Accessed 9 Nov 2017
Klijn JA (2014) Driving forces behind landscape transformation in Europe, from a conceptual
approach to policy options. In: Jongman RHG (ed) The new dimensions of the European landscape, vol 4. Dordrecht, Springer, pp 201–219
Leslie HM, Basurto X, Nenadovic M, Sievanen L, Cavanaugh KC, Cota-Nieto JJ, Erisman BE,
Finkbeiner E, Hinojosa-Arango G, Moreno-Báez M, Nagavarapu S, Reddy SM, SánchezRodríguez A, Siegel K, Ulibarria-Valenzuela JJ, Weaver AH, Aburto-Oropeza O (2015)
Operationalizing the social-ecological systems framework to assess sustainability. Proc Natl
Acad Sci U S A 112(19):5979–5984
Marshall GR (2015) A social-ecological systems framework for food systems research: accommodating transformation systems and their products. Int J Commons 9(2):881–908
McGinnis MD, Ostrom E (2014) Social-ecological system framework: initial changes and continuing challenges. Ecol Soc 19(2):374–386
Molinos-Senante M, Gómez T, Garrido-Baserba M, Caballero R, Sala-Garrido R (2014) Assessing
the sustainability of small wastewater treatment systems: a composite indicator approach. Sci
Total Environ 497–498:607–617
Ness B (2013) Editorial—sustainability science: progress made and directions forward. C Sustain
1(1):27–28
Ness B, Anderberg S, Olsson L (2010) Structuring problems in sustainability science: the multilevel DPSIR framework. Geoforum 41:479–488
Nevens F, Frantzeskaki N, Gorissen L, Loorbach D (2013) Urban transition labs: co-creating transformative action for sustainable cities. J Clean Prod 50:111–122
O’Higgins T, Farmer A, Daskalov G, Knudesn S, Mee L (2014) Achieving good environmental
status in the Black Sea: scale mismatches in environmental management. Ecol Soc
19(3):Art 54
B. Ness
Gari SR, Newton A, Icely JD (2015) Review: a review of the application and evolution of the
DPSIR framework with an emphasis on coastal social-ecological systems. Ocean Coast Manag
103:63–77
Geels FW (2004) From sectoral systems of innovation to socio-technical systems. Insights about
dynamics and change from sociology and institutional theory. Res Policy 33:897–920
Geels FW (2011) The multi-level perspective on sustainability transitions: responses to seven criticisms. Environ Innov Soc Trans 1(1):24–40
Gibson CC, Ostrom E, Ahn TK (2000) ANALYSIS—the concept of scale and the human dimensions of global change: a survey. Ecol Econ 32:217–239
Giupponi C (2007) Decision support systems for implementing the European water framework
directive: the MULINO approach. Environ Model Softw 22:248–258
Hägerstrand T (2001) A look at the political geography of environmental management. In: Buttimer
A (ed) Sustainable landscapes and lifeways: scale and appropriateness. Cork University Press,
Cork, pp 35–58
Hruska TV, Huntsinger L, Oviedo JL (2014) An accidental resource: the social ecological system
framework applied to small wetlands in Sierran foothill oak woodlands. In: The 7th California
Oak symposium: managing oak woodlands in a dynamic world, General technical report PSWGTR- 251: 231–238. Visalia, California
Jerneck A, Olsson L, Ness B, Anderberg S, Baier M, Clark E, Hickler T, Hornborg A, Kronsell A,
Lövbrand E, Persson J (2011) Structuring sustainability science. Sustain Sci 6(1):69–82
Kates RW, Clark WC, Corell R, Hall JM, Jaeger CC, Lowe I, McCarthy JJ, Schellnhuber HJ,
Bolin NB, Dickson NM, Faucheux S, Gallopin GC, Grübler A, Huntley B, Jäger J, Jodha NS,
Kasperson RE, Mabogunje A, Matson P, Mooney H, Berrien Moore B III, Timothy O’Riordan
T, Svedin U (2001) Sustainability science. Science 292:641–642
Kelble CR, Loomis DK, Lovelace S, Nuttle WK, Ortner PB, Fletcher P, Cook GS, Lorenz JJ,
Boyer JN (2013) The EBM-DPSER conceptual model: integrating ecosystem services into
the DPSIR framework. PLoS One 8(8):e70766–e70766. http://journals.plos.org/plosone/
article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0070766. Accessed 9 Nov 2017
Klijn JA (2014) Driving forces behind landscape transformation in Europe, from a conceptual
approach to policy options. In: Jongman RHG (ed) The new dimensions of the European landscape, vol 4. Dordrecht, Springer, pp 201–219
Leslie HM, Basurto X, Nenadovic M, Sievanen L, Cavanaugh KC, Cota-Nieto JJ, Erisman BE,
Finkbeiner E, Hinojosa-Arango G, Moreno-Báez M, Nagavarapu S, Reddy SM, SánchezRodríguez A, Siegel K, Ulibarria-Valenzuela JJ, Weaver AH, Aburto-Oropeza O (2015)
Operationalizing the social-ecological systems framework to assess sustainability. Proc Natl
Acad Sci U S A 112(19):5979–5984
Marshall GR (2015) A social-ecological systems framework for food systems research: accommodating transformation systems and their products. Int J Commons 9(2):881–908
McGinnis MD, Ostrom E (2014) Social-ecological system framework: initial changes and continuing challenges. Ecol Soc 19(2):374–386
Molinos-Senante M, Gómez T, Garrido-Baserba M, Caballero R, Sala-Garrido R (2014) Assessing
the sustainability of small wastewater treatment systems: a composite indicator approach. Sci
Total Environ 497–498:607–617
Ness B (2013) Editorial—sustainability science: progress made and directions forward. C Sustain
1(1):27–28
Ness B, Anderberg S, Olsson L (2010) Structuring problems in sustainability science: the multilevel DPSIR framework. Geoforum 41:479–488
Nevens F, Frantzeskaki N, Gorissen L, Loorbach D (2013) Urban transition labs: co-creating transformative action for sustainable cities. J Clean Prod 50:111–122
O’Higgins T, Farmer A, Daskalov G, Knudesn S, Mee L (2014) Achieving good environmental
status in the Black Sea: scale mismatches in environmental management. Ecol Soc
19(3):Art 54
B. Ness