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AGORAMore Information
AGORA is a lighter channel of communication between readers and contributors; it aims to stimulate discussion and debate, particularly by presenting new ideas and by suggesting alternative interpretations to the more formal research papers published in "Web Ecology" and elsewhere. A lighter prose is encouraged and no summary is required. Formal research papers, however short, will not be considered.Download citations of all papers: Bibtex EndNote Reference Manager
| Ecology, a science in the midst of society Web Ecol., 1, 48-53, 2000 Abstract Full Article (PDF, 161 KB) | ||
| On Verdansky's biosphere Web Ecol., 1, 86-96, 2000 Abstract Full Article (PDF, 410 KB) | ||
| "Towards establishing ecology as a science instead of an art": the work of John T. Curtis on the plant community continuum Web Ecol., 2, 1-6, 2001 Abstract Full Article (PDF, 76 KB) | ||
| Hope for Bohemian ecologists – comments on “A possible role of social activity to explain differences in publication output among ecologists?” by Tomáš Grim, Oikos 2008 Web Ecol., 8, 103-105, 2008 Abstract Full Article (PDF, 104 KB) | ||
| A break to moderate drinkers Web Ecol., 8, 106-107, 2008 Abstract Full Article (PDF, 100 KB) | ||
| The “beer vs. science” affair: illuminating drawbacks of current ecology Web Ecol., 9, 24-29, 2009 Abstract Full Article (PDF, 184 KB) | ||
| David and Goliath: comparative use of facilitation and competition studies in the plant ecology literature Web Ecol., 9, 54-57, 2009 Abstract Full Article (PDF, 475 KB) | ||
| Judging the quality of our research: a self-assessment test Web Ecol., 10, 23-26, 2010 Abstract Full Article (PDF, 142 KB) |
