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Breaking with business as usual to integrate human dimensions research in ICES science and advice
Abstract The International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) has included human dimensions in its science and advice selectively and implicitly throughout its history, but formal recognition of social science and humanities as a core research theme only emerged in 2015. This paper examin
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