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After the facts: Producing, using and contesting knowledge in two spatial-environmental conflicts in the Netherlands
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Knowledge uncertainties in environmental conflicts: how the mussel fishery controversy in the Dutch Wadden Sea became depoliticised
Integrating collaborative research in marine science: Recommendations from an evaluation of evolving science‐industry partnerships in Dutch demersal fisheries
Sameness and difference in delta planning
Investigating the relationship between knowledge and the adoption of sustainable agricultural practices : The case of Dutch arable farmers
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Education or provision? A comparison of two school-based fruit and vegetable nutrition education programs in the netherlands
Working at the boundary : An empirical study into the goals and strategies of knowledge brokers in the field of environmental governance in the Netherlands
More than a one-size-fits-all approach–tailoring flood risk communication to plural residents’ perspectives
The value of the participatory network mapping tool to facilitate and evaluate coordinated action in health promotion networks: two Dutch case studies
Making waves in the Mekong Delta: recognizing the work and the actors behind the transfer of Dutch Delta planning expertise