Sustainable tourism development can utilize the social capital of society to encourage
development. The social networks, norms, and trusts the community has built reflect social …

The conservation of marine ecosystems and species is inherently complex, plagued by
social, political, economic and ecological uncertainty. Navigating these challenges to …

Marine fishing is crucial to the socio-economy of West Africa fishery. However, the sector has
many challenges, which have increased the call for an integrated approach that provides …

The Karimunjawa Islands is a strategic area in Indonesia that is prone to conflicts regarding
conservation, fisheries and tourism. Conservation programs should also consider the …

Inland fisheries face multiple, intensifying threats (ie, proximate human pressures causing
degraded ecological attributes) from land development, climate change, resource extraction …

Using a coast-wide survey of West Coast fishing vessel owners, we examine ties between
community-level measures and individual resident fishers' responses about their …

Researchers highlight that one significant intrinsic motivation for taking part in co-creations
is a sense of place. Vice versa, some scholars indicate an enhanced sense of place can be …

Manusia tidak bisa hidup tanpa manusia lainnya dalam memenuhi kebutuhannya, Tentunya
dalam memenuhi kebutuhan hidup perlu adanya kesadaran kolektif dalam masyarakat …

This article describes and compares three modelings of the relationship between Sama Bajo
boat-dwellers Bagai land-dwellers social capital and the social resilience of Sama Bajo in …

The shipping industry provides mobility, in a global scale. As such, it is governed by
international law. The latter cannot be enforced, and its effectiveness relies on the consent …