To date land-change science has devoted little attention to spatial policy and planning in
urban landscapes despite the widely accepted premise that planning affects urban land …

Land use conflict describes the incoordination of land use structure when meeting the
diverse human demands under the deterioration of natural environment, which is a sensitive …

In contrast to the ongoing worldwide uncontrolled expansion of urban development resulting
in sprawled cities, compact cities have been argued by planners and researchers to be the …

Soils provide a broad set of vital ecosystem services (ES), yet soils are under threat
worldwide. To avoid further degradation of soils and, in consequence, provision of soil …

The literature on land use conflicts has significantly increased in number in recent years,
and kee** track has become challenging. Moreover,“land use conflict” is a rather fuzzy …

While land use conflicts can present a tedious burden for land management processes, they
also fulfill important functions for society, such as making different perspectives visible or …

In mountainous watersheds, agricultural land use cause changes in ecosystem services,
with trade-offs between crop production and erosion regulation. Management of these …

The imbalance and mismatch between land use structures and resource elements lead to
the intensified competition for land use cover, and the resulting land use conflicts (LUCs) …

The aim of this perspective essay is to discuss how integrated landscape management (ILM)
can contribute to the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) agenda …

A critical challenge in natural resource management is to bring all stakeholders together to
negotiate solutions to critical problems. However, various collaborative approaches to …