Titlebook: Global Perspectives on Long Term Community Resource Management; Ludomir R. Lozny,Thomas H. McGovern Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland

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Large-Scale Land Acquisition as Commons Grabbing: A Comparative Analysis of Six African Case Studieitzerland), to examine large-scale land acquisitions in Africa. Our case studies are from Morocco, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Kenya, Tanzania, and Malawi. They illustrate the drama of grabbed commons and economic consequences affecting marginalized groups. Our research revealed that foreign investors made

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Mollusc Harvesting in the Pre-European Contact Pacific Islands: Investigating Resilience and Sustaichange as well as human impact. Documented changes in species size, richness, and abundance have often been interpreted as evidence of resource abuse by shellfish gatherers. While this may be valid in some cases, archaeologists need to consider other variables to explain change (or stability) in she

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,Environment and Landscapes of Latin America’s Past,cal principles. Initiated by Alexander von Humboldt and fundamentally altered theoretically by Charles Darwin, contemporary views of coupled human-nature dynamics were first “discovered” in the New World. Unlike the prominent worldview identifiable in the Near East and subsequently in early colonizi

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The Scale, Governance, and Sustainability of Central Places in Pre-Hispanic Mesoamerica,eralization and the identification of specific factors with explanatory value for regional trajectories. Although historical particulars are critical to understanding individual cases, there are both scholarly and policy rationales for drawing broader implications regarding the growing corpus of cro

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