Liz Dinnie
I am a sociologist working as a qualitative social researcher in the Social, Economic and Geographical Sciences Department (SEGS). I lead the People and Places science group. I joined the Institute in 2009 following a post-doc position at the University of Sussex, on the project Queer Spiritual Spaces, an investigation into the spirituality of LGBTI people in non-mainstream religions. My undergraduate and postgraduate degrees were taken at the University of Aberdeen. My PhD looked at the relationship between claims to knowledge, authority and social order in a spiritual community. I live in Aberdeenshire.
Current research interests
My research interests are around social change, sustainability and justice, including food and climate justice. I am interested in the ways in which different groups draw on knowledge and understandings, and how this influences relationships and institutional formation. I am also interested in the ways in which knowledge and authority enables and/or constrains forms of resistance and control, and the role of knowledge and power in socio-technical change.
My research topics include rural and urban communities; community-led action tackling climate change; relationships between community food growing, local food systems and household food security.
Previous projects have included looking at conflict management between different land users; the relationship between the natural environment and human health; and the cultural/institutional aspects of hunting in Scotland, including cultural traditions but also property rights.
I use primarily qualitative methods to understand how people construct meanings about (and hence make sense of) the world around them from their everyday experiences, and how these meanings create the cultural patterns, norms and institutions which make up society. My work mostly delivers to Hutton's Science Challenge 3 - delivering technical and social innovations that support sustainable and resilient communities.
Current and recent projects:
The role of locally grown food in enhancing household food security and community resilience, funded by Scottish Government, 2016-2021
Future Food - the role of Controlled Environment Agriculture in sustainable food systems (Seedcorn project 2019-20)
Citizen Social Science and local food growing (Seedcorn project 2017-18)
- TESS - Towards European Societal Sustainability, funded by the European Commission, grant agreement 603705, 2013-2016 ( www.tess-transition.eu)
- HUNTing for Sustainability, funded by European Commission's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7)
- Governance and decision-making for community empowerment in rural communities, and
- Understanding the linkages and interdependencies between rural and urban areas, both funded under the Rural and Environment Science and Analytical Services (RESAS) Division set up by the Scottish Government.
- ClimateXChange (Scotland’s Centre of Expertise on Climate Change), funded by Scottish Government
Bibliography
- Julie, I.; Damian, M.; Clive, B.; Barnes, A. ; Bear, C.; Bell, M.; Cutress, D.; Davies, L.; de Boon, A.; Dinnie, L.; Gairdner, J.; Hafferty, C.; Holloway, L.; Kindred, D.; Kirby, D.; Leake, B.; Manning, L. (2022) What are the priority research questions for digital agriculture, Land Use Policy
- Fischer, A.; Dinnie, E.; Ellis, R.; Eastwood, A.; Carter, A.; Welsh, G. (2021) Exploring the potential of citizen social science for environmental and sustainability research: experiences of and with community-based researchers., Citizen Science: Theory and Practice, 6, 1-12, Article No.17.
- Revell, P.; Dinnie, L. (2020) Community resilience and narratives of community empowerment in Scotland., Community Development Journal, 55, 218-236.
- Dinnie, L.; Fischer, A. (2020) The trouble with community: How 'sense of community' influences participation in formal, community-led organisations and rural governance., Sociologia Ruralis, 60, 243-259.
- Irvine, K.N.; Msika, J.; Dinnie, E.; Craig, T.; Fischer, A.; Hague, A.; Rajagopalan, D.; Roberts, M.; Wilson, R. (2020) Climate change engagement: assessing the impacts of the Climate Challenge Fund., ClimateXChange Report, 164pp.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Calo, A.; Currie, M.; Dinnie, L.; Eastwood, A.; MacLeod, K.; Matthews, K.B.; McKee, A.; Miller, D.R.; Nijnik, M.; Sutherland, L.A.; Waylen, K.A. (2020) Issues arising from SLC’s Interim Report on Regional Land Use Partnerships - Evidence from the Scottish Government Strategic Research Programme 2016-2021., Scottish Land Commission, Advice to Scottish Government on Regional Land Use Partnership, Appendix 3, 33pp.
- Celata, F.; Dinnie, E.; Holsten, A. (2019) Sustainability transitions to low carbon societies: insights from European community-based initiatives., Regional Environmental Change, 19, 909-912.
- Tikkanen, J.; Haara, A.; Dinnie, L.; Reusser, D.; Hujala, T.; Kajanus, M.; Kangas, J.; Kurttila, M.; Leskinen, P. (2019) Stochastic cognitive mapping to build common ground for selecting cases in research projects., Regional Environmental Change, 19, 913-926.
- Dinnie, E.; Holstead, K.L. (2018) The influence of public funding on community-based sustainability projects in Scotland., Environmental Innovation and Societal Transition, 29, 25-33.
- Arguelles, L.; Anguelovski, I.; Dinnie, E. (2017) Power and privilege in alternative civic practices: Examining imaginaries of change and embedded rationalities in community economies., Geoforum, 86, 30-41.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Dinnie, E.; Dilley, R. (2017) Governing the Cairngorms National Park - revisiting the neglected concept of authority., Journal of Rural Studies, 52,12-20.
- Dinnie, E.; Holstead, K.; Hopkins, J.; Msika, J. (2017) Local food growing and household food insecurity., RESAS Report, 22pp.
- Dinnie, E.; Hopkins, J.; Msika, J. (2017) Glossary of key terms., RESAS deliverable.
- Currie, M.; Lackova, P.; Dinnie, E. (2016) Greenspace matters: exploring links between greenspace, gender and well-being with conservation volunteers., Landscape Research, 41, 641-651.
- Dinnie, E.; Msika, J. (2016) WP 5: Engaging community practitioners, citizens and stakeholders. D5.2: Information sheets on delivering successful initiatives., TESS Project Report to EU- Deliverable 5.2.
- Dinnie, E.; Msika, J.; Holsten, A.; Landholm, D.; Revell, P. (2016) WP5: Engaging community practitioners, citizens and stakeholders. D5.4: Training in assessment strategies., TESS - D5.4 Deliverable Report, 6pp.
- Dinnie, E.; Holstead, K.; Hopkins, J.; Msika, J. (2016) Enquiry into local food growing: summary., RESAS deliverable O4 in RD3.3.2.
- Lackova, P.; Dinnie, E. (2016) Heat pump user behaviour and satisfaction. 2 phase survey in Orkney. Final report., Scottish Government Report.
- Dinnie, E.; Fischer, A.; Huband, S. (2015) Discursive claims to knowledge: The challenge of delivering public policy objectives through new environmental governance arrangements., Journal of Rural Studies, 37, 1-9.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Dinnie, L.; Dilley, R.; Marshall, K.; Dunglinson, J.; Trench, H.; Harper, K.; Finan, K.; MacPherson, J.; Johnston, E.; Griffin, A. (2015) Participatory research to influence participatory governance: managing relationships with planners., Area, 47, 254-260.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Waylen, K.A.; Marshall, K.M.; Dunglinson, J. (2014) Hybridity of representation: insights from river basin management planning in Scotland., Environment and Planning C: Government and Society, 32, 549-566.
- Buser, M.; Rose, E.; Dinnie, E.; Hall, R.; Mean, M.; Hurley, P. (2014) Foodscapes., Connected Communities Summary Report, 2014, 11pp.
- Littlewood, N.A.; Campbell, R.D.; Dinnie, L.; Gilbert, L.; Hooper, R.; Iason, G.; Irvine, R.J.; Kilshaw, L.; Kitchener, A.; Lackova, P.; Newey, S.; Ogden, R.; Ross, A. (2014) Survey and scoping of wildcat priority areas., Scottish Natural Heritage Commissioned Report, No 768.
- Galan-Diaz, C.; Conniff, A.; Craig, T. (2014) Using Nvivo for handling large data sets: a case study., In: Paulus, T., Lester, J. & Dempster, P. (eds.). Digital Tools for Qualitative Research. Sage, London, pp121-122.
- Dinnie, E.; Brown, K.M.; Morris, S. (2013) Community, cooperation and conflict: negotiating the social wellbeing benefits of urban greenspace experience., Landscape and Urban Planning, 112, 1-9.
- Littlewood, N.A.; Dinnie, E.; Gilbert, L.; Hooper, R.J.; Iason, G.R.; Irvine, R.J.; Lackova, P.; Newey, S. (2013) Scoping and survey of wildcat priority areas: interim report., Unpublished Report to Scottish Natural Heritage, November 2013.
- Rivington, M.; Dinnie, E.; Craig, T.; Heslop, S.; Slee, B.; Matthews, R.; Nijnik, M.; Morris, S.; Stewart, D.; Martin-Ortega, J.; Dawson, L.A.; Daniell, T. (2013) Climate: public understanding and policy implications., The James Hutton Institute response to the UK Parliament House of Commons Select Committee Inquiry, April 2013.
- McKee, A.; Dinnie, E.; Matthews, R. (2013) Community Empowerment and Renewal Bill., The James Hutton Institute Consultation Response to the Scottish Government.
- Roberts, D.; Thomson, K.; Dinnie, L.; Brown, K.; Martin-Ortega, J.; McKee, A.; Prager, K.; Pages, M.; Towers, W.; Munoz-Rojas, J.; Slee, B. (2013) Improving implementationn and increasing uptake of measures to improve water quality in Scotland: key messages for informing policy makers., Scottish Government Land Reform Review Group (LRRG): Call for Evidence - Submission on behalf of the James Hutton Institute, Aberdeen, 11 January 2013.
- Dinnie, E. (2013) The impact of wind farms on Scottish tourism., Climate X Change, Scotland's Centre of Expertise Connecting Climate Change Research and Policy.
- Dinnie, E.; Browne, K. (2012) You again - what are you researching this time? can you ever "leave the field"?, Fieldwork in Religion, 7, 164-179.
- Dinnie, E.; Blackstock, K.L.; Dilley, R. (2012) Landscapes of challenge and change: contested views of the Cairngorms National Park, Landscape Research, 37, 451-466.
- Miller, D.R.; Morrice, J.; Aspinall, P.; Brown, K.M.; Cummins, R.; Dinnie, E.; Gilbert, A.; Hester, A.J.; Horne, P.; Mitchell, R.; Morris, S.; Roe, J.; Thompson, C.W. (2012) Contribution of green and open space in public health and well-being., Scottish Government, Green Health Progress Report, 2012. Project No. MLU/ECA/UGW/847/08
- Miller, D.R.; Morrice, J.; Aspinall, P.; Brewer, M.; Brown, K.; Cummins, R.; Dinnie, E.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Hester, A.J.; Horne, P.; Mitchell, R.; Morris, S.; Munoz-Rojas, J. (2012) GreenHealth progress report., Project Progress Report May 2012.
- McKee, A.; Dinnie, E.; Fischer, A.; Irvine, R.J. (2012) Developing a new vision for deer management: from species management to an ecosystem approach., In: Hunting for Sustainability - A summary of research findings from the Scottish case study (eds. S. Redpath, A. Davies and Irvine, R.J.). April 2012.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Dinnie, E.; Trench, H.; Miles, G. (2011) Co-researching the Cairngorms: supporting the aims of, not just researching in, the Cairngorms National Park., Scottish Geographical Journal, 127, 40-60.
- Dinnie, E.; Browne, K. (2011) Creating a sexual self in heteronormative space: Integrations and imperatives amongst spiritual seekers at the Findhorn Community., Sociological Research Online, 16(1), Article 7.
- Miller, D.R.; Morrice, J.G.; Aspinall, P.; Brown, K.; Cummins, R.; Dinnie, E.; Gilbert, A.; Hester, A.; Horne, P.; Mitchell, R.; Morris, S.; Roe, J.; Ward Thompson, C. (2011) Contribution of green and open space in public health and well-being., RERAD, Scottish Government, Progress Report 2010/11. Project no. MLU/ECA/UGW/847/08.
- Miller, D.R.; Morrice, J.G.; Aspinall, P.; Brown, K.; Cummins, R.; Dinnie, E.; Gilbert, A.; Hester, A.J.; Horne, P.L.; Mitchell, R.; Morris, S.; Roe, J.; Ward Thompson, C. (2011) GreenHealth., RERAD, Scottish Government, Progress Report, 2010/11.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Dilley, R.; Dinnie, E. (2009) Evaluating the Cairngorms National Park Planning Process - Report to CNPA Board., Paper appended to meeting papers for Cairngorms National Park Authority Informal Board Meeting, 27 November 2009.
- Julie, I.; Damian, M.; Clive, B.; Barnes, A. ; Bear, C.; Bell, M.; Cutress, D.; Davies, L.; de Boon, A.; Dinnie, L.; Gairdner, J.; Hafferty, C.; Holloway, L.; Kindred, D.; Kirby, D.; Leake, B.; Manning, L. (2022) What are the priority research questions for digital agriculture, Land Use Policy
- Fischer, A.; Dinnie, E.; Ellis, R.; Eastwood, A.; Carter, A.; Welsh, G. (2021) Exploring the potential of citizen social science for environmental and sustainability research: experiences of and with community-based researchers., Citizen Science: Theory and Practice, 6, 1-12, Article No.17.
- Revell, P.; Dinnie, L. (2020) Community resilience and narratives of community empowerment in Scotland., Community Development Journal, 55, 218-236.
- Dinnie, L.; Fischer, A. (2020) The trouble with community: How 'sense of community' influences participation in formal, community-led organisations and rural governance., Sociologia Ruralis, 60, 243-259.
- Celata, F.; Dinnie, E.; Holsten, A. (2019) Sustainability transitions to low carbon societies: insights from European community-based initiatives., Regional Environmental Change, 19, 909-912.
- Tikkanen, J.; Haara, A.; Dinnie, L.; Reusser, D.; Hujala, T.; Kajanus, M.; Kangas, J.; Kurttila, M.; Leskinen, P. (2019) Stochastic cognitive mapping to build common ground for selecting cases in research projects., Regional Environmental Change, 19, 913-926.
- Dinnie, E.; Holstead, K.L. (2018) The influence of public funding on community-based sustainability projects in Scotland., Environmental Innovation and Societal Transition, 29, 25-33.
- Arguelles, L.; Anguelovski, I.; Dinnie, E. (2017) Power and privilege in alternative civic practices: Examining imaginaries of change and embedded rationalities in community economies., Geoforum, 86, 30-41.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Dinnie, E.; Dilley, R. (2017) Governing the Cairngorms National Park - revisiting the neglected concept of authority., Journal of Rural Studies, 52,12-20.
- Currie, M.; Lackova, P.; Dinnie, E. (2016) Greenspace matters: exploring links between greenspace, gender and well-being with conservation volunteers., Landscape Research, 41, 641-651.
- Dinnie, E.; Fischer, A.; Huband, S. (2015) Discursive claims to knowledge: The challenge of delivering public policy objectives through new environmental governance arrangements., Journal of Rural Studies, 37, 1-9.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Dinnie, L.; Dilley, R.; Marshall, K.; Dunglinson, J.; Trench, H.; Harper, K.; Finan, K.; MacPherson, J.; Johnston, E.; Griffin, A. (2015) Participatory research to influence participatory governance: managing relationships with planners., Area, 47, 254-260.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Waylen, K.A.; Marshall, K.M.; Dunglinson, J. (2014) Hybridity of representation: insights from river basin management planning in Scotland., Environment and Planning C: Government and Society, 32, 549-566.
- Dinnie, E.; Brown, K.M.; Morris, S. (2013) Community, cooperation and conflict: negotiating the social wellbeing benefits of urban greenspace experience., Landscape and Urban Planning, 112, 1-9.
- Dinnie, E.; Browne, K. (2012) You again - what are you researching this time? can you ever "leave the field"?, Fieldwork in Religion, 7, 164-179.
- Dinnie, E.; Blackstock, K.L.; Dilley, R. (2012) Landscapes of challenge and change: contested views of the Cairngorms National Park, Landscape Research, 37, 451-466.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Dinnie, E.; Trench, H.; Miles, G. (2011) Co-researching the Cairngorms: supporting the aims of, not just researching in, the Cairngorms National Park., Scottish Geographical Journal, 127, 40-60.
- Dinnie, E.; Browne, K. (2011) Creating a sexual self in heteronormative space: Integrations and imperatives amongst spiritual seekers at the Findhorn Community., Sociological Research Online, 16(1), Article 7.
- Currie, M.; Lackova, P.; Dinnie, E. (2016) Greenspace matters: exploring links between greenspace, gender and well-being with conservation volunteers., Landscape Research, 41, 641-651.
- Dinnie, E. (2015) Revolution or evolution? Grassroots initiatives, social change and conflict., Invited paper at 2nd Pressure-Cooker Workshop "Theories of Change in Sustainability Transitions, University of A Coruña, Spain, 10-11 September 2015.
- Dinnie, E. (2015) Governing sustainability transitions: inclusion, representation and participation in community-based Initiatives., British Sociological Association Annual Conference, Glasgow, 15-17 April 2015.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Dinnie, L.; Dilley, R.; Marshall, K.; Dunglinson, J.; Trench, H.; Harper, K.; Finan, K.; MacPherson, J.; Johnston, E.; Griffin, A. (2015) Participatory research to influence participatory governance: managing relationships with planners., Area, 47, 254-260.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Waylen, K.A.; Marshall, K.M.; Dunglinson, J. (2014) Hybridity of representation: insights from river basin management planning in Scotland., Environment and Planning C: Government and Society, 32, 549-566.
- Dinnie, E.; Blackstock, K.L.; Dilley, R. (2012) Landscapes of challenge and change: contested views of the Cairngorms National Park, Landscape Research, 37, 451-466.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Dinnie, E.; Dilley, R. (2011) Evaluating the Cairngorms National Park planning process., Submitted to the CNPA for circulation to their stakeholder mailing lists.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Dinnie, E.; Dilley, R. (2011) Evaluating the Cairngorms National Park planning process., Submitted to the CNPA who will table it as part of the next CNPA Board meeting in November 2011.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Dinnie, E.; Trench, H.; Miles, G. (2011) Co-researching the Cairngorms: supporting the aims of, not just researching in, the Cairngorms National Park., Scottish Geographical Journal, 127, 40-60.
- Dinnie, E.; Browne, K. (2010) Findhorn and the sexual self., In: Munt, S., Brown, K. & Yip, A. (eds.). Queer Spiritual Spaces. Ashgate Publishing Ltd., Farnham, Surrey, Chapter 7, pp169-210.
- Galan-Diaz, C.; Conniff, A.; Craig, T. (2014) Using Nvivo for handling large data sets: a case study., In: Paulus, T., Lester, J. & Dempster, P. (eds.). Digital Tools for Qualitative Research. Sage, London, pp121-122.
- Irvine, K.N.; Msika, J.; Dinnie, E.; Craig, T.; Fischer, A.; Hague, A.; Rajagopalan, D.; Roberts, M.; Wilson, R. (2020) Climate change engagement: assessing the impacts of the Climate Challenge Fund., ClimateXChange Report, 164pp.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Calo, A.; Currie, M.; Dinnie, L.; Eastwood, A.; MacLeod, K.; Matthews, K.B.; McKee, A.; Miller, D.R.; Nijnik, M.; Sutherland, L.A.; Waylen, K.A. (2020) Issues arising from SLC’s Interim Report on Regional Land Use Partnerships - Evidence from the Scottish Government Strategic Research Programme 2016-2021., Scottish Land Commission, Advice to Scottish Government on Regional Land Use Partnership, Appendix 3, 33pp.
- Dinnie, E.; Holstead, K.; Hopkins, J.; Msika, J. (2017) Local food growing and household food insecurity., RESAS Report, 22pp.
- Dinnie, E.; Hopkins, J.; Msika, J. (2017) Glossary of key terms., RESAS deliverable.
- Dinnie, E.; Msika, J. (2016) WP 5: Engaging community practitioners, citizens and stakeholders. D5.2: Information sheets on delivering successful initiatives., TESS Project Report to EU- Deliverable 5.2.
- Dinnie, E.; Msika, J.; Holsten, A.; Landholm, D.; Revell, P. (2016) WP5: Engaging community practitioners, citizens and stakeholders. D5.4: Training in assessment strategies., TESS - D5.4 Deliverable Report, 6pp.
- Dinnie, E.; Holstead, K.; Hopkins, J.; Msika, J. (2016) Enquiry into local food growing: summary., RESAS deliverable O4 in RD3.3.2.
- Lackova, P.; Dinnie, E. (2016) Heat pump user behaviour and satisfaction. 2 phase survey in Orkney. Final report., Scottish Government Report.
- Buser, M.; Rose, E.; Dinnie, E.; Hall, R.; Mean, M.; Hurley, P. (2014) Foodscapes., Connected Communities Summary Report, 2014, 11pp.
- Littlewood, N.A.; Campbell, R.D.; Dinnie, L.; Gilbert, L.; Hooper, R.; Iason, G.; Irvine, R.J.; Kilshaw, L.; Kitchener, A.; Lackova, P.; Newey, S.; Ogden, R.; Ross, A. (2014) Survey and scoping of wildcat priority areas., Scottish Natural Heritage Commissioned Report, No 768.
- Littlewood, N.A.; Dinnie, E.; Gilbert, L.; Hooper, R.J.; Iason, G.R.; Irvine, R.J.; Lackova, P.; Newey, S. (2013) Scoping and survey of wildcat priority areas: interim report., Unpublished Report to Scottish Natural Heritage, November 2013.
- Rivington, M.; Dinnie, E.; Craig, T.; Heslop, S.; Slee, B.; Matthews, R.; Nijnik, M.; Morris, S.; Stewart, D.; Martin-Ortega, J.; Dawson, L.A.; Daniell, T. (2013) Climate: public understanding and policy implications., The James Hutton Institute response to the UK Parliament House of Commons Select Committee Inquiry, April 2013.
- McKee, A.; Dinnie, E.; Matthews, R. (2013) Community Empowerment and Renewal Bill., The James Hutton Institute Consultation Response to the Scottish Government.
- Roberts, D.; Thomson, K.; Dinnie, L.; Brown, K.; Martin-Ortega, J.; McKee, A.; Prager, K.; Pages, M.; Towers, W.; Munoz-Rojas, J.; Slee, B. (2013) Improving implementationn and increasing uptake of measures to improve water quality in Scotland: key messages for informing policy makers., Scottish Government Land Reform Review Group (LRRG): Call for Evidence - Submission on behalf of the James Hutton Institute, Aberdeen, 11 January 2013.
- Dinnie, E. (2013) The impact of wind farms on Scottish tourism., Climate X Change, Scotland's Centre of Expertise Connecting Climate Change Research and Policy.
- Miller, D.R.; Morrice, J.; Aspinall, P.; Brown, K.M.; Cummins, R.; Dinnie, E.; Gilbert, A.; Hester, A.J.; Horne, P.; Mitchell, R.; Morris, S.; Roe, J.; Thompson, C.W. (2012) Contribution of green and open space in public health and well-being., Scottish Government, Green Health Progress Report, 2012. Project No. MLU/ECA/UGW/847/08
- Miller, D.R.; Morrice, J.; Aspinall, P.; Brewer, M.; Brown, K.; Cummins, R.; Dinnie, E.; Donaldson-Selby, G.; Hester, A.J.; Horne, P.; Mitchell, R.; Morris, S.; Munoz-Rojas, J. (2012) GreenHealth progress report., Project Progress Report May 2012.
- McKee, A.; Dinnie, E.; Fischer, A.; Irvine, R.J. (2012) Developing a new vision for deer management: from species management to an ecosystem approach., In: Hunting for Sustainability - A summary of research findings from the Scottish case study (eds. S. Redpath, A. Davies and Irvine, R.J.). April 2012.
- Miller, D.R.; Morrice, J.G.; Aspinall, P.; Brown, K.; Cummins, R.; Dinnie, E.; Gilbert, A.; Hester, A.; Horne, P.; Mitchell, R.; Morris, S.; Roe, J.; Ward Thompson, C. (2011) Contribution of green and open space in public health and well-being., RERAD, Scottish Government, Progress Report 2010/11. Project no. MLU/ECA/UGW/847/08.
- Miller, D.R.; Morrice, J.G.; Aspinall, P.; Brown, K.; Cummins, R.; Dinnie, E.; Gilbert, A.; Hester, A.J.; Horne, P.L.; Mitchell, R.; Morris, S.; Roe, J.; Ward Thompson, C. (2011) GreenHealth., RERAD, Scottish Government, Progress Report, 2010/11.
- Blackstock, K.L.; Dilley, R.; Dinnie, E. (2009) Evaluating the Cairngorms National Park Planning Process - Report to CNPA Board., Paper appended to meeting papers for Cairngorms National Park Authority Informal Board Meeting, 27 November 2009.