Titlebook: Natural Resource Use and Global Change; New Interdisciplinar Karl Bruckmeier Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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,Social Ecology — A Science in Development, scientific disciplines are transgressed. Natural and social-scientific knowledge cannot easily be projected in a continuum of integrated knowledge and a continuum of interlocking spheres. This became apparent again in the controversy about the Potsdam Manifesto (mentioned in Chapter 6).

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,Thematic Profiles of Social Ecology — The Research on Human Land Use, Food and Biomass Production iors the carrying capacity concept needs to be differentiated (Rees 1996; see below) and seen in relation to the other indicators — there is no longer a single and simple ecological criterion for measuring the limits of human resource use.

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,Thematic Profiles of Social Ecology — Knowledge Synthesis in a Theory of Interaction of Society anded core theory. This theory allows the interaction between society and nature to be studied and explained for different historical forms of societies with conceptual models as socio-metabolic regimes.

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,Thematic Profiles of Social Ecology — The Research on Resource Flows and the Physical Economy in a to nature and societal metabolism, is reviewed (Chapter 6). In the following description of the analysis of societal metabolism, the social ecology of human resource use is reviewed with two guiding questions:

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