Humans have changed most of the terrestrial surface by changing land-use and land-cover.
The spatial distribution and extent of land-cover changes have been studied and mapped …

Identifying the influence factors lie behind the livelihood choices of rural households are of
crucial significance for improving the sustainable livelihoods of rural households in tourism …

Ethnic minority households in upland northern Vietnam are shaping culturally appropriate
rural livelihoods in highly pragmatic ways, as they negotiate the everyday realities of …

In the 1990s, some districts in the Northern Vietnamese highlands were opened for
international tourism. The development of tourism was expected to bring a new income …

In the northern uplands of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam the state is taking dramatic steps
to (re) configure agricultural production through the introduction and subsidisation of hybrid …

Mainstream analysis of contemporary livelihood transformations and rural development in
the upland regions of Southeast Asia has hitherto focused primarily on the role of …

Adolescence is increasingly recognised as a critical period for capacity growth, one which
presents development actors with a unique opportunity to alter life trajectories across …

In the complex agro-ecological conditions of Vietnam's northern borderlands, attempts by
ethnic minority farmers to create sustainable livelihoods, along with the impacts of state …

The Vietnamese government, along with country‐based non‐government organisations, are
well aware of the vulnerability of Vietnam's coastal and low‐lying areas to extreme weather …

This article examines how ethnic minority Hmong farmers have adapted to, circumnavigated,
or resisted state-sponsored agrarian change and other interventions in the northern Vietnam …