Natural resource and environmental carrying capacity bound industrial green
transformation, and global economies are striving to ensure sustainable transformation. In …

Chile contains some of the driest areas in the world, yet human activities in these areas
require large volumes of water, the result is regions experiencing high water scarcity leading …

Water demand and climate variability increases competition and tension between water
users–agricultural, industrial, mining, hydropower–and local communities. Since 1981, the …

Set against the background of struggles for territory, livelihood, and dignified existence in
Latin America's neoliberal conjuncture, this paper examines contemporary Andean …

This study utilizes the spatial panel method to investigate the direct and spatial spillover
effects of resource rents on economic complexity (ECI) based on a cross-country panel data …

The worldwide demand for safe food is increased due to the population growth and the
improvement of living standards. Different global standards are relevant in the food value …

Highlights•Not all interpretations of resource curse can be applied at the regional
level.•Russian Arctic resource-based regions are performing better than the Russian …

Las transformaciones territoriales impulsadas por la apertura de la economía chilena al libre
mercado hace cuarenta años han sido analizadas desde múltiples perspectivas. Una de …

Scholars across the social sciences have debated whether resource dependence curses or
blesses national development prospects, with a growing consensus on mixed outcomes and …

The mitigation of climate change requires develo** alternatives to fossil fuels, while
simultaneously looking for ways to increase the resilience of our socioecological systems …