One of the best-known general patterns in island biogeography is the species–isolation
relationship (SIR), a decrease in the number of native species with increasing island …

The 21st century has seen a cycling renaissance across Europe with many cities moving
away from the car-centric infrastructure, urban design and planning policies prevalent since …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to verifying the economic resilience of islands and, in
particular, the role of the tourism sector in the reaction to the most recent economic crisis …

Climate change is a critical sustainability challenge for islands and their main economic
sectors. Rising sea levels, extreme temperatures, and drier conditions are the impacts with …

Coastal and marine tourism faces multiple climate risks. The degradation of marine
ecosystems may have profound implications for destinations, especially if marine activities …

The article investigates the different growth patterns of islands and mainland regions by
looking at their tourism and territorial characteristics differences. We considered per capita …

Small islands are often disproportionately impacted by external shocks, and the manner in
which they build resilience is increasingly important in the face of climate change and health …

Tourism may not sustainably support territories with limited natural resource stock such as
islands. The volume of visitor arrivals and the industry investments can increase the …

Cities around the world are moving away from the car-centric infrastructure, urban design
and planning policies prevalent since the 1950s and promoting sustainable mobility as an …

Many islands are being visibly impacted by climate change to which they are
disproportionately exposed. This situation requires a shift away from reactive shortterm …