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What they do not do is provide both a conceptual and methodological framework for linking these various concepts for the same population groups, which would then highlight the potentially multiple 'problems' that certain population groups encounter, or the particular 'problems' that other groups encounter.
JP is the primary author of this manuscript, and is responsible for the conceptual and methodological development of the described project which forms the basis of her PhD research.
If our simple case studies motivate more evolutionists to explore a wider range of methods beyond the TOL, i.e. to explore woods and webs, for which conceptual and methodological developments are still in their infancy, rather than defaulting to a single practice, this paper will have achieved its goal.
The earlier mentioned literature on organisational research provides avenues for addressing this conceptual and methodological 'messiness', for example, by highlighting that different stakeholders may have different perceptions on what constitutes decision legitimacy in a given circumstance.
This paper brings about a conceptual and methodological framework for the study of topophilia and its enrichment in terms of development policy and actions seeking (re)affirmation of landscape-related and other territorial identity features.
The reference frames described here are stationary (Eulerian), passively moving (Lagrangian), and a spatial snap shot (synoptic) and they have been combined into a conceptual and methodological framework for sensing aquatic systems.
When combined with the tendency to select successful struggles for study, the conceptual and methodological conventions of the field conduce to a decidedly Ptolemaic view of social movements: one that exaggerates the frequency and causal significance of movements as a form of politics.
Most data on 'armed' or 'gun' violence does not include the massive numbers of gun suicides -- for conceptual and methodological reasons -- but from the perspective of the loss of life and suffering, these cannot be ignored; in the US, for example, more people yearly kill themselves with guns than the number killed with guns by others.
