Commons governance theory is central to identifying and managing conflicts arising from
natural and cultural resources traps. Scholars–using game theory and economic analysis of …

Land degradation is a pressing issue, impacting the livelihoods of millions, especially those
living in develo** countries, and it contributes to global food insecurity, biodiversity loss …

Soil erosion is one of the most widespread soil degradation phenomena worldwide.
Mediterranean landscapes, due to some peculiar characteristics, such as fragility of soils …

Taken as a classical issue in applied economics, the notion of 'convergence'is based on the
concept of path dependence, ie, from the previous trajectory undertaken by the system …

Vulnerability to land degradation in southern Europe has increased substantially in the last
decades because of climate and land-use change, soil deterioration, and rising human …

Under the background of green development, the spatial structure of urban agglomerations
(UA) has an important impact on urban land use efficiency (ULUE), but few studies have …

The European “Green Deal” strategy is aimed at making Europe the first climate-neutral
continent by 2050 through integrated actions relying on healthier agricultural systems …

Regional variability in the spatial distribution of resident population and across-country
density divides have consolidated heterogeneous demographic patterns at the base of …

Assuming a non-neutral impact of space, an explicit assessment of metropolitan hierarchies
based on local regression models produces a refined description of population settlement …

The present study investigates territorial disparities in selected socioeconomic forces and
environmental factors underlying soil degradation that may lead to early desertification …