Stewart Lockie is affiliated with James Cook University in Australia and has contributed significantly to research at the intersection of environmental science and social sciences. Their work primarily explores the sociological dimensions of environmental issues, with an emphasis on climate change, marine ecosystems, and sustainability governance.
Their most frequent publication venues include Environmental Sociology, International Journal of Sociology of Agriculture and Food, and PLoS ONE. Other venues where their work has appeared include Biological Conservation and Society & Natural Resources.
Stewart Lockie's research spans various fields and subfields, focusing most prominently on Environmental Science with 38 publications, alongside Social Sciences with 19. Within these broader categories, their work touches on Sociology and Political Science, Ecology, Global and Planetary Change, Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law, and Oceanography.
The main topics covered in their research include:
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Stewart Lockie include:
Frequent co-authors who have collaborated extensively with Stewart Lockie include Bruce Taylor, Gillian Paxton, Henry A. Bartelet, Karen Vella, and Umberto Baresi. Collaborative work with these co-authors reflects interdisciplinary approaches within environmental sociology and related fields.
Stewart Lockie;Kristen Lyons;Geoffrey Lawrence;Kerry Mummery
Stewart Lockie;Kristen Lyons;Geoffrey Lawrence;Janet Grice
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Magnus Boström;Anna Maria Jönsson;Stewart Lockie;Arthur P.J. Mol
Vanessa Petkova;Stewart Lockie;John Rolfe;Galina Ivanova
Jonathan Sobels;Allan Curtis;Stewart Lockie
Stewart Lockie;Darren Halpin
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Stewart Lockie;Vaughan James Higgins
Stewart Lockie;Maree Franettovich;Vanessa Petkova-Timmer;John Rolfe
Itishree Pattnaik;Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt;Stewart Lockie;Bill Pritchard
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John Rolfe;Bob Miles;Stewart Lockie;Galina Ivanova
Vaughan Higgins;Stewart Lockie
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Stewart Lockie;Lisa Bourke
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Stewart Lockie;Kristen Lyons;Geoffrey Lawrence;Darren Halpin
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Stewart Lockie;David A. Sonnenfeld;Dana R. Fisher
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