Abstract Across Southeast Asia, coastal livelihoods are becoming more diverse and more
commodified, as maritime zone developments intensify. We review literature from the ten …

Multiple uses of water aquaculture-integrated agriculture systems (AIAS) are inevitable to
produce more food per drop of water to address water shortage, food insecurity, and climate …

Questions of who can access land and who is excluded from it underlie many recent social
and political conflicts in Southeast Asia. Powers of Exclusion examines the key processes …

This paper argues that research into the dynamics of land control in the contemporary 'land
grab'can benefit from engagement with the literature on booms in the production of crops …

The wide variety of goods and services provided by the coastal zone (food, medicines,
nutrient recycling, control of flooding, typhoon protection) account for its many uses …

Shrimp farming is growing in Bangladesh due to suitable agro-climatic conditions, adequate
water resources, cheap labour force, international donor agencies and the involvement of …

Aquaculture pond is one of the most important land use types and a main income source in
coastal zones in Southeast Asia. However, the fast expansion of aquaculture ponds …

This paper examines the impact of shrimp farming on rice ecosystem in a village in
Southwestern Bangladesh. The village Damarpota has experienced transformation of 274ha …

The frozen food export sector, next to readymade garments sector, is the second largest
export earner of Bangladesh. Shrimp, main item of frozen food, is a major contributor in the …

Myanmar is a country of huge biodiversity importance that is undergoing major political
change, bringing with it new international engagement. This includes access to international …