At this time of rapid global environmental change and demands for sweeping societal
transformation, we call for greater scrutiny of the persistence of particular policies and ideas …

Despite increased militarization along international borders, border communities share
elements of natural and cultural heritage. This shared heritage invokes a form of solidarity …

This study uses political ecology and social and environmental justice frameworks to
examine stakeholder attitudes towards tourism development and ecological restoration in a …

Once considered frontiers in historical analyses of the spatiality of the nation-state,
borderlands have been reconceptualised as a lived edge space straddling sovereignties …

Abstract The integrity of Protected Areas depends on the surrounding communities and their
land as they provide crucial ecological functions as wildlife corridors. Hence, the paper …

This paper explores the structural limits of state-led eco-tourism and calls for balancing
ecological transformation and socioeconomic sustainability in China's recent rhetoric of …

The dominant theme in conservation relates to attempts to preserve species from extinction
by separating humans from nonhumans, mainly by creating nature reserves and national …

The study is devoted to the human-environmental relationships in the post-socialist period of
Kyrgyzstan. It addresses the human-wildlife conflicts using the example of the Alai Valley in …

The rhetoric of a 'win-win-win'situation–which represents simultaneous achievement of
economic growth, environmental protection and social development–is central to the …

Tanzania's endowment of diverse biodiversity, wildlife resources and prime natural attraction
sites put the country at the center of many debates about conservation, human welfare and …