Preface

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   Land Degradation in Drylands: An Ecogeomorphological Approach

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   The Study of Land Degradation in Drylands: State of the Art

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   Resilience, Self-organization, Complexity and Pattern Formation

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   Short-range Ecogeomorphic Processes in Dryland Systems

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   Long-range Ecogeomorphic Processes

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   Integrating Short- and Long-range Processes into Models: the Emergence of Pattern

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   Approaches to Modelling Ecogeomorphic Systems

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   Characterizing Patterns

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   Assessment of Patterns in Ecogeomorphic Systems

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    Uncertainty assessment

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    Vegetation Change in the Southwestern USA: Patterns and Processes

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    Vegetation Mosaics of Arid Western New South Wales, Australia: Considerations of Their Origin and Persistence

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    Case Study of Self-organized Vegetation Patterning in Dryland Regions of Central Africa

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    Abandonment of Agricultural Land, Agricultural Policy and Land Degradation in Mediterranean Europe

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    Land Degradation in Drylands: Re valuating Pattern-process Interrelationships and the Role of Ecogeomorphology

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Index