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Social Science Methods to Study Human–Cheetah Interactions
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2018
unpublished
We are living in a new geological era – the Anthropocene - so called because of humanity's far-reaching effects on the environment. As our population grows, threats towards biodiversity, including those associated with human-cheetah conflict, also increase. Social science research enables conservationists to understand and address the human dimensions of these challenges. This chapter describes common social science paradigms, theories, methodologies, methods and sampling strategies useful for
doi:10.31235/osf.io/gjsm8
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