This book questions recent claims regarding convergence and divergence between land change science and political ecology, as approaches to the study of human-environment relationships and sustainability science. Case studies focusing on sustainable development are included from Africa, Central and South America, and South-East Asia.
This book questions recent claims regarding convergence and divergence between land change science and political ecology, as approaches to the study of human-environment relationships and sustainability science. Case studies focusing on sustainable development are included from Africa, Central and South America, and South-East Asia.
Christian Brannstrom is Associate Professor in the Department of Geography at Texas A&M University, USA. Jacqueline M. Vadjunec is Associate Professor in the Department of Geography at Oklahoma State University, USA.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword 1. Notes for Avoiding a Missed Opportunity in Sustainability Science: Integrating Land Change Science and Political Ecology 2. The Ghost of von Thünen Lives: A Political Ecology of the Disappearance of the Amazonian Forest 3. Forest Transitions in Southeast Asia: Synergies and Shortcomings in Land Change Science and Political Ecology 4. Politicizing Land Use Change in Highland Madagascar: Struggles with Air Photo Analyses and Conservation Agendas 5. Producing Biodiversity in Tanzania's Mangrove Forests? A Combined Political Ecology and Ecological Resilience Approach to "Sustainably Utilized Landscapes" 6. Gender, the Household, and Land Change in Southeastern Mexico 7. Border Integrations: The Fusion of Political Ecology and Land Change Science to Inform and Contest Transboundary Integration in Amazonia 8. Political Ecology and Land Change Science in the Study of Infrastructure Impacts: The Case of the Southwestern Amazon 9. Deforestation and the World-as-Representation: The Maya Forest of Southern Belize 10. Shifting Spaces and Hidden Landscapes in Rural South Africa 11. Political Ecology, Land Change Science and the Political Economy of Nature 12. The Intersection of Independent Lies: Land Change Science and Political Ecology 13. Two-Way Traffic across a Porous Border
Foreword 1. Notes for Avoiding a Missed Opportunity in Sustainability Science: Integrating Land Change Science and Political Ecology 2. The Ghost of von Thünen Lives: A Political Ecology of the Disappearance of the Amazonian Forest 3. Forest Transitions in Southeast Asia: Synergies and Shortcomings in Land Change Science and Political Ecology 4. Politicizing Land Use Change in Highland Madagascar: Struggles with Air Photo Analyses and Conservation Agendas 5. Producing Biodiversity in Tanzania's Mangrove Forests? A Combined Political Ecology and Ecological Resilience Approach to "Sustainably Utilized Landscapes" 6. Gender, the Household, and Land Change in Southeastern Mexico 7. Border Integrations: The Fusion of Political Ecology and Land Change Science to Inform and Contest Transboundary Integration in Amazonia 8. Political Ecology and Land Change Science in the Study of Infrastructure Impacts: The Case of the Southwestern Amazon 9. Deforestation and the World-as-Representation: The Maya Forest of Southern Belize 10. Shifting Spaces and Hidden Landscapes in Rural South Africa 11. Political Ecology, Land Change Science and the Political Economy of Nature 12. The Intersection of Independent Lies: Land Change Science and Political Ecology 13. Two-Way Traffic across a Porous Border
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