selected publications
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academic article
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Korhonen-Kurki KBrockhaus MSehring Jdi Gregorio MAssembe-Mvondo SBabon ABekele MBenn VGebara MFKambire HWKengoum FMaharani CMenton MMoeliono MOchieng RPaudel NSPham TTDkamela GPSitoe A. What drives policy change for REDD+? A qualitative comparative analysis of the interplay between institutional and policy arena factors.
Climate Policy.
19:315-328.
2019
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Cook BRBabon A. Active learning through online quizzes: better learning and less (busy) work.
Journal of Geography in Higher Education.
41:24-38.
2017
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Brockhaus MKorhonen-Kurki KSehring JDi Gregorio MAssembe-Mvondo SBabon ABekele MGebara MFKhatri DBKambire HKengoum FKweka DMenton MMoeliono MPaudel NSPham TTResosudarmo IAPSitoe AWunder SZida M. REDD+, transformational change and the promise of performance-based payments: a qualitative comparative analysis.
Climate Policy.
17:708-730.
2017
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Korhonen-Kurki KBrockhaus MBushley BBabon AGebara MFKengoum FPham TTRantala SMoeliono MDwisatrio BMaharani C. Coordination and cross-sectoral integration in REDD+: experiences from seven countries.
Climate and Development.
8:458-471.
2016
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Babon AMcIntyre DGowae GYGallemore CCarmenta RDi Gregorio MBrockhaus M. Advocacy coalitions, REDD+, and forest governance in Papua New Guinea: How likely is transformational change?.
Ecology and Society: a journal of integrative science for resilience and sustainability.
19.
2014
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Larson AMBrockhaus MSunderlin WDDuchelle ABabon ADokken TThu TPResosudarmo IAPSelaya GAwono AThu-Ba H. Land tenure and REDD plus : The good, the bad and the ugly.
Global Environmental Change.
23:678-689.
2013
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Babon ADA. BG.Y. G. The Context of REDD+ in Papua New Guinea: Drivers, agents, and institutions
2013
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Nelson ABabon ABerry MKeath N. Engagement, but for what kind of marriage?: community members and local planning authorities.
Community Development Journal.
43:37-51.
2008
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Korhonen-Kurki KBrockhaus MSehring Jdi Gregorio MAssembe-Mvondo SBabon ABekele MBenn VGebara MFKambire HWKengoum FMaharani CMenton MMoeliono MOchieng RPaudel NSPham TTDkamela GPSitoe A. What drives policy change for REDD+? A qualitative comparative analysis of the interplay between institutional and policy arena factors.
Climate Policy.
19:315-328.
2019
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report
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Babon ACox JKelly PLuana DLusby SOkole HRoche CSomare-Brash DThomas B. Governance Focus Groups
2018
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Babon ACox JKelly PLuana DLusby SOkole HRoche CSomare-Brash DThomas B. Participatory Youth Consultations on Governance
2018
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Babon ACox JKelly PLuana DLusby SOkole HRoche CSomare-Brash DThomas B. Sub-national Governance Card Sorting Workshop 1
2018
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Babon ACox JKelly PLuana DLusby SOkole HRoche CSomare-Brash DThomas B. Sub-national Governance Card Sorting Workshop 2
2018
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Babon ACox JKelly PLuana DLusby SOkole HRoche CSomare-Brash DThomas B. Women in Business
2018
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Babon ADA. BD. MR. S. REDD+ Politics in the Media: A case study from Papua New Guinea
2012
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Babon ADA. B. Snapshot of REDD+ in Papua New Guinea
2011
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Babon ACox JKelly PLuana DLusby SOkole HRoche CSomare-Brash DThomas B. Governance Focus Groups
2018