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Article . 2026
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Imposed Coexistence: A Multidimensional Environmental Justice Analysis of Human-Elephant Conflict in Kuiburi, Thailand

Authors: Nuckols, Tyler; Bailey, Karen; Pisanwanich, Akaraphum; English, Megan; van de Water, Antoinette;

Imposed Coexistence: A Multidimensional Environmental Justice Analysis of Human-Elephant Conflict in Kuiburi, Thailand

Abstract

This dataset contains supplementary materials for the article "Imposed Coexistence: A Multidimensional Environmental Justice Analysis of Human-Elephant Conflict in Kuiburi, Thailand" published in People and Nature. Contents: (1) Semi-structured interview guide with 27 bilingual English/Thai questions used during fieldwork with 40 community members in Ruam Thai Village adjacent to Kuiburi National Park; (2) Thai-English environmental justice coding lexicon documenting how participant terminology mapped to five environmental justice dimensions; (3) Complete R code implementing TF-IDF vectorization, cosine similarity clustering, permutation testing (1,000 iterations), and network centrality analysis; (4) Statistical outputs including dimensional co-occurrence results with z-scores and p-values for all 10 dimensional pairs; (5) Participant demographics; (6) Sensitivity analysis across cosine similarity thresholds (0.80, 0.85, 0.90). Interview transcripts are not included due to deductive disclosure risk in a small community (738 households) where standard anonymization cannot prevent identification. All quantitative claims are fully verifiable through the provided statistical outputs.

Keywords

permutation testing, procedural justice, conservation governance, structural justice, TF-IDF, coexistence, human-elephant conflict, Kuiburi National Park, distributional justice, Thailand, human-wildlife conflict, protected areas, environmental justice, network analysis, qualitative methods

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