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Incorporating Social Diversity into Wildfire Management: Proposing “Pathways” for Fire Adaptation

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2005Community and Community Development in Resource-Based Areas: Operational Definitions Rooted in an Interactional Perspective158 cited

2005Fire as a Galvanizing and Fragmenting Influence on Communities: The Case of the Rodeo–Chediski Fire139 cited

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