Abstract Development programs and policies can influence smallholder producers' abilities
to adapt to climate change. However, gaps remain in understanding how households' …

Planned, state-led population relocation is advanced as an adaptation to climate change.
Concerned that climate hazards will threaten settlement viability and provoke widespread …

While Indigenous peoples have governed their territories for millennia, mainstream climate
governance literature underrepresents Indigenous governance roles in climate governance …

There is a growing interest in different forms of participatory modeling that bring science and
lay knowledge into the same space. This recognizes that, traditionally, the environmental …

Climate change–induced disasters and anthropogenic influences are making the ecological
environment vulnerable. Thus, assessment of ecological vulnerability and risk is essential …

Wetland management and conservation is a priority in southern Africa, and urban wetlands
are particularly vulnerable to pollution, development and environmental degradation. This …

The agrarian question of the twenty-first century is the agrarian question of climate change.
The classical agrarian question asked how capitalist development was reshaping fin de …

This article presents a new interpretive framework for understanding the implications of
climate change for migration, and reviews and reflects on existing evidence and research …

Given the background of rural revitalization, it is considered crucial for solving various
village problems caused by fast urbanization, including the underuse of rural land resources …

The sustainability of social–ecological systems within river deltas globally is in question as
rapid development and environmental change trigger “negative” or “positive” tipping points …