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Lina Eklund
Lina Eklund
Lund University, Sweden
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How conflict affects land use: agricultural activity in areas seized by the Islamic State
L Eklund, M Degerald, M Brandt, AV Prishchepov, P Pilesjö
Environmental Research Letters 12, 2017
1592017
Meteorological, agricultural and socioeconomic drought in the Duhok Governorate, Iraqi Kurdistan
L Eklund, J Seaquist
Natural Hazards 76 (1), 421-441, 2014
852014
Cropland changes in times of conflict, reconstruction, and economic development in Iraqi Kurdistan
L Eklund, A Persson, P Pilesjö
Ambio 45, 78-88, 2016
632016
Differences in resource management affects drought vulnerability across the borders between Iraq, Syria, and Turkey
L Eklund, D Thompson
Ecology and Society 22 (4), 2017
562017
Societal drought vulnerability and the Syrian climate-conflict nexus are better explained by agriculture than meteorology
L Eklund, OM Theisen, M Baumann, A Forø Tollefsen, T Kuemmerle, ...
Communications Earth & Environment 3 (1), 85, 2022
442022
From Producers to Consumers: The Challenges and Opportunities of Agricultural Development in Iraqi Kurdistan
L Eklund, A Abdi, M Islar
Land 6 (2), 44, 2017
402017
Data and methods in the environment-migration nexus: a scale perspective
L Eklund, C Romankiewicz, M Brandt, M Doevenspeck, C Samimi
DIE ERDE–Journal of the Geographical Society of Berlin 147 (2), 139-152, 2016
362016
On the Geopolitics of Fire, Conflict and Land in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
L Eklund, AM Abdi, A Shahpurwala, P Dinc
Remote Sensing 13 (8), 1575, 2021
242021
Using geographical information systems to analyse accessibility to health services in the West Bank, Occupied Palestinian Territory
L Eklund, U Mårtensson
EMHJ 18 (8), 2012
232012
Migration Patterns in Duhok Governorate, Iraq, 2000-2010
L Eklund, P Pilesjo
The Open Geography Journal 5 (1), 2012
222012
Fighting Insurgency, Ruining the Environment: the Case of Forest Fires in the Dersim Province of Turkey
P Dinc, L Eklund, A Shahpurwala, A Mansourian, A Aturinde, P Pilesjö
Human Ecology 49 (4), 481-493, 2021
182021
Syrian farmers in the midst of drought and conflict: the causes, patterns, and aftermath of land abandonment and migration
P Dinc, L Eklund
Climate and Development 16 (5), 349-362, 2024
172024
Is Syria really a ‘climate war’? We examined the links between drought, migration and conflict
L Eklund, D Thompson
The Conversation, 2017
162017
Accessibility to health services in the West Bank, occupied palestinian territory: a minor field study
L Eklund
Lunds universitets Naturgeografiska institution-Seminarieuppsatser, 2010
11*2010
Cropland abandonment in the context of drought, economic restructuring, and migration in northeast Syria
L Eklund, B Mohr, P Dinc
Environmental Research Letters 19 (1), 014077, 2024
62024
Spatiotemporal variability of dust storm source susceptibility during wet and dry periods: The Tigris-Euphrates River Basin
A Naghibi, H Hashemi, P Zhao, S Brogaard, L Eklund, HH Hassan, ...
Atmospheric Pollution Research 15 (1), 101953, 2024
62024
Understanding the spatial non-stationarity in the relationships between malaria incidence and environmental risk factors using Geographically Weighted Random Forest: A case …
G Nduwayezu, P Zhao, C Kagoyire, L Eklund, JP Bizimana, P Pilesjo, ...
Geospatial health 18 (1), 2023
62023
Crisis and Agricultural Change in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq 1980s–2010s: An Interdisciplinary Approach
L Eklund, K Lange
Crisis and Conflict in Agriculture, 118-130, 2018
52018
Assessing Mobility Conditions in the West Bank Territory Using Geographic Information Systems: The Case of the Bethlehem-Ramallah Route
L Eklund, A El-Atrash
The Arab World Geographer 15 (2), 127-138, 2012
5*2012
“No Friends but the Mountains” Understanding Population Mobility and Land Dynamics in Iraqi Kurdistan
L Eklund
Lund University, 2015
4*2015
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