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gec-literature-positioning

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Use when positioning a Global Environmental Change (GEC) manuscript against the relevant literatures. GEC is interdisciplinary, so the paper must engage more than one body of work — environmental social science, governance, the relevant domain literature — and speak across them. Shapes the framing and citations; it does not write the literature review.

When to use

• Positioning GEC manuscripts against relevant literatures
• Drafting or revising the introduction and gap
• Reconciling domain and social-science literatures
• Choosing debates for a broad policy-relevant audience
• Addressing reviewer feedback on missing key literatures
• Reframing disciplinary papers for GEC fit

When not to use

• Writing the literature review

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