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Maria de Lourdes (Marilu) Melo ZuritaUniversity of New South WalesVerified email at unsw.edu.au
John ForresterUniversity of YorkVerified email at york.ac.uk
Steve CinderbyUniversity of YorkVerified email at york.ac.uk
Ioan FazeyProfessor Social Dimensions of Environmental ChangeVerified email at dundee.ac.uk
Mike KesbySenior Lecturer in Geography, University of St AndrewsVerified email at st-andrews.ac.uk
Louise HarmsProfessor of Social Work, The University of MelbourneVerified email at unimelb.edu.au
Alan MarchAssociate Professor, University Of Melbourne, Architecture, Building and PlanningVerified email at unimelb.edu.au
Jonatan LassaCharles Darwin UniversityVerified email at cdu.edu.au
JC GaillardThe University of AucklandVerified email at auckland.ac.nz
Lauren RickardsRMIT UniversityVerified email at rmit.edu.au
Ian D RutherfurdProfessor at the University of MelbourneVerified email at unimelb.edu.au
Andrew FenemorProgramme LeaderVerified email at landcareresearch.co.nz
Jonathan OverpeckSchool For Environment and Sustainability, University of MichiganVerified email at umich.edu
Stuart N. LaneUniversité de LausanneVerified email at unil.ch
Tim SmithUniversity of the Sunshine CoastVerified email at usc.edu.au
Dana C ThomsenAssociate Professor, University of the Sunshine CoastVerified email at usc.edu.au
Paul George MunroSenior Research Fellow, University of New South WalesVerified email at unsw.edu.au
Sarah R DaviesUniversity of ViennaVerified email at univie.ac.at
Tim EdensorVerified email at mmu.ac.uk
Paula SatizábalSchool of Geography, University of MelbourneVerified email at unimelb.edu.au

Brian Robert Cook

The University of Melbourne

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Ecosystem services and integrated water resource management: Different paths to the same end? BR Cook, CJ Spray Journal of environmental management 109, 93-100, 2012	126	2012
Combining participatory mapping with Q-methodology to map stakeholder perceptions of complex environmental problems J Forrester, B Cook, L Bracken, S Cinderby, A Donaldson Applied Geography 56, 199-208, 2015	63	2015
The persistence of ‘normal’catchment management despite the participatory turn: Exploring the power effects of competing frames of reference BR Cook, M Kesby, I Fazey, C Spray Social Studies of Science 43 (5), 754-779, 2013	59	2013
Towards new disaster governance: Subsidiarity as a critical tool ML Melo Zurita, B Cook, L Harms, A March Environmental Policy and Governance 25 (6), 386-398, 2015	50	2015
Geographies of the Anthropocene BR Cook, LA Rickards, IAN Rutherfurd Geographical Research 53 (3), 231-243, 2015	43	2015
Flood risk management, an approach to managing cross-border hazards LJ Bracken, EA Oughton, A Donaldson, B Cook, J Forrester, C Spray, ... Natural Hazards, 1-24, 2016	37	2016
Active learning through online quizzes: better learning and less (busy) work BR Cook, A Babon Journal of Geography in Higher Education 41 (1), 24-38, 2017	32	2017
Co‐Producing (a Fearful) A nthropocene BR Cook, A Balayannis Geographical Research 53 (3), 270-279, 2015	30	2015
Interrogating participatory catchment organisations: cases from C anada, N ew Z ealand, S cotland and the S cottish–E nglish B orderlands BR Cook, M Atkinson, H Chalmers, L Comins, S Cooksley, N Deans, ... The Geographical Journal 179 (3), 234-247, 2013	30	2013
Planning to learn: an insurgency for disaster risk reduction (DRR) BR Cook, MLM Zurita International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction 19, 265-272, 2016	16	2016
Communities of knowledge: Science and flood management in Bangladesh BR Cook, SN Lane Environmental Hazards 9 (1), 8-25, 2010	15	2010
Competing paradigms of flood management in the Scottish/English borderlands B Cook, J Forrester, L Bracken, C Spray, E Oughton Disaster Prevention and Management, 2016	14	2016
Relationship‐building between climate scientists and publics as an alternative to information transfer BR Cook, JT Overpeck Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change 10 (2), e570, 2019	11	2019
Living with disasters: social capital for disaster governance ML Melo Zurita, B Cook, DC Thomsen, PG Munro, TF Smith, J Gallina Disasters 42 (3), 571-589, 2018	11	2018
Political will for disaster reduction: what incentives build it, and why is it so hard to achieve B Wisner, G Kent, J Carmalt, B Cook, JC Gaillard, A Lavell, M Oxley, ... Draft 7B 31, 2011	11	2011
Flood knowledge and management in Bangladesh: increasing diversity, complexity and uncertainty BR Cook Geography Compass 4 (7), 750-767, 2010	11	2010
Water, risk and vulnerability in Bangladesh: Twenty years since the FAP BR Cook, B Wisner Environmental Hazards 9 (1), 3-7, 2010	11	2010
Re‐casting experience and risk along rocky coasts: A relational analysis using qualitative GIS P Kamstra, B Cook, T Edensor, DM Kennedy The Geographical Journal 185 (1), 111-124, 2019	7	2019
Qualitative GIS to relate perceptions with behaviors among fishers on risky, rocky coasts P Kamstra, B Cook, DM Kennedy, C Brennan-Horley The Professional Geographer 71 (3), 491-506, 2019	5	2019
Fulfilling the promise of participation by not resuscitating the deficit model BR Cook, MLM Zurita Global Environmental Change 56, 56-65, 2019	5	2019

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