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Ecuadorian Dialogues

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Nicolás J. Lucas, Pippa Heylings and Felipe Cruz aim to show that from their experience dialogue works. Laura Saponaro has gathered their experiences to present the methodology for conflict analysis and facilitation being used in the Galapagos Islands. The piece draws on a range of methodologies to promote dialogue in conflict situations in protected areas and fisheries co-management. Illustrating the difficulties and rewards that surround the practice of dialogue.

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  1. Quito, Ecuador

    Nicolas J Lucas

  2. SID, Rome, Italy

    Laura Saponaro

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  1. Nicolas J Lucas
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Lucas, N., Saponaro, L., Heylings, P. et al. Ecuadorian Dialogues. Development 43, 88–93 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1057/palgrave.development.1110177

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