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Regional variations in urban poverty in India: pattern and determinants 印度城市贫困的区域差异:模式和决定因素
Q2 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2023-10-16 DOI: 10.1007/s10708-023-10965-9
Amrita Shergill
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Landscape, space, and time: navigating the cultural landscape through socio-spatial and socio-temporal organization in rural Pakistan 景观,空间和时间:通过巴基斯坦农村的社会空间和社会时间组织导航文化景观
Q2 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2023-10-13 DOI: 10.1007/s10708-023-10963-x
Muhammad A. Z. Mughal
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Can police camping ticket geographies facilitate homeless outreach? Identifying harms and people in homeless encampments 警察露营票的地理位置是否有助于向无家可归者伸出援手?确定无家可归者营地的危害和人员
Q2 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2023-10-11 DOI: 10.1007/s10708-023-10967-7
Daniel Reinhard, Mark C. Stafford
Abstract Unsheltered persons experiencing homelessness (PEH) encounter many kinds of harm, and it is often unclear what data sources can be leveraged to connect PEH to services. The present study contributes by first examining crime near encampments, and then determining the utility of police tickets to aid outreach to PEH who camp in public spaces. Using Boulder Colorado and Boulder Colorado Police Department data from November 2021 to October 2022, location quotients suggest that crime is approximately three times more concentrated near encampments identified by residents, and seven times more concentrated near encampments identified with police data. Police tickets for outdoor camping were concentrated among a small number of all ticketed persons. People ticketed most camped in the same area multiple times, and had camps established within a small number of geographically proximate locations. Results suggest outreach efforts to specific PEH could be enhanced with police camping ticket geographies, and this supports a coordinated response to homelessness.
无家可归者(PEH)遭遇多种伤害,通常不清楚可以利用哪些数据源将PEH与服务联系起来。本研究的贡献在于首先检查营地附近的犯罪,然后确定警察罚单的效用,以帮助在公共场所露营的PEH。利用博尔德科罗拉多州和博尔德科罗拉多州警察局从2021年11月到2022年10月的数据,位置商表明,居民确定的营地附近的犯罪集中程度大约是其三倍,而警方数据确定的营地附近的犯罪集中程度则是其七倍。户外露营的警察票集中在少数有票的人手中。大多数人在同一地区多次露营,并在少数地理位置较近的地方建立营地。结果表明,可以通过警察露营票地理位置加强对特定PEH的外展工作,这支持对无家可归者的协调响应。
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Circuit development approach to geotourism and geoparks in Northeast India 印度东北部地质旅游与地质公园的线路开发方法
Q2 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2023-10-11 DOI: 10.1007/s10708-023-10962-y
Debasish Batabyal, Harsanglian Halam, Subir Kumar Sen, Manav Kumar Chakma, Rupa Sinha, Kareem M. Selem
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Human-wildlife conflicts in a Nepalese protected area: conservation challenges, mitigation strategies, and policy implications 尼泊尔保护区人类与野生动物的冲突:保护挑战、缓解策略和政策影响
Q2 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2023-10-08 DOI: 10.1007/s10708-023-10953-z
Birendra KC, Rojan Baniya, Harsha Bahadur Singh, Binod Chapagain
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Desertification vulnerability assessment through geospatial techniques in Bahawalpur division of Punjab, Pakistan 基于地理空间技术的巴基斯坦旁遮普省巴哈瓦尔布尔地区荒漠化脆弱性评价
Q2 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2023-10-06 DOI: 10.1007/s10708-023-10955-x
Javaria Sahar, Muhammad Nasar-u-Minallah, Nusrat Parveen, Sahar Zia
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Governance constraints in building climate resilience: Evidence from coastal Bangladesh 建设气候适应能力的治理约束:来自孟加拉国沿海地区的证据
Q2 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2023-10-06 DOI: 10.1007/s10708-023-10964-w
Md. Mafizur Rahman
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International environmental policy processes that dispossessed developing societies of public land resources: A case study of Nepal 剥夺发展中社会公共土地资源的国际环境政策进程:尼泊尔个案研究
Q2 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2023-10-04 DOI: 10.1007/s10708-023-10926-2
Bhubaneswor Dhakal, Kedar Nath Adhikari, Narendra Chand, Him Lal Shrestha, Anita Shrestha, Nischal Dhakal, Bikash Adhikari, Shyam Krishna Shrestha, Krishna Bahadur Karki, Padam Lal Bhandari
Abstract Public lands including forests and community pastures are still crucial means of local livelihood, social security, and environmental conservation in many developing countries including Nepal. However, these resources are increasingly managed primarily to offset greenhouse gas emissions of developed countries. The new management has exacerbated many local problems: livelihood constriction, social crises, human casualties (deaths and serious injuries), biodiversity degradation, and water scarcity including cryosphere retreating. Drawing data from multiple sources, this study attempted to explain the international political objectives and processes that dispossessed developing societies of public land resources for the benefit of developed countries. It shows that representatives of the developed countries were proactively and strategically involved in agenda formation, solutions negotiations, and decision-making while developing international environmental policies, and succeeded to structure the policies for managing the resources of developing countries for the best benefit of their own countries. The developed countries provided funds and experts, as strategic tools, through international aid agencies to implement the policies of their interest in institutionally weak countries. In Nepal, the aid agencies influenced the thinking of the public and the decisions of the government and other stakeholders through a series of strategic measures. They propagandized false crises, worked with a coalition of powerful international agencies, offered free technical support, and changed national policies proactively to manage the land resources for achieving their missions. Active involvement in policy implementation also helped the agencies to monitor implementation hurdles and apply other tactics to resolve them. Lucrative flash incentives were provided to motivate and get the support of communities, powerful stakeholders, and politicians to implement the policies. Psychosocial pressures were also applied to persuade local communities and their leaders for getting local cooperation in making and practicing new legal institutions (government authority rules or orders, user group rules, and forest management plans) that bind and control local communities for forest protection. The institutions obliged local communities to contribute free labor or cash for developing, modifying, and protecting the forests. These two levels of interventions led to the further development of reinforcing institutions, resource conditions, and social-ecological systems that secured benefits for developed countries and deprived local communities of power to control, produce and access the public land resources in their own backyard for years. This study also showed that international environmental policies and aid agencies have respectively served as institutional weapons and vehicles for materially and institutionally powerful countries to colonize the land resources of
在包括尼泊尔在内的许多发展中国家,包括森林和社区牧场在内的公共土地仍然是当地生计、社会保障和环境保护的重要手段。然而,这些资源的管理越来越多地主要用于抵消发达国家的温室气体排放。新的管理加剧了许多地方问题:生计紧缩、社会危机、人员伤亡(死亡和重伤)、生物多样性退化以及包括冰冻圈退缩在内的水资源短缺。本研究利用多种来源的数据,试图解释为了发达国家的利益而剥夺发展中社会公共土地资源的国际政治目标和过程。这表明,发达国家的代表在制定国际环境政策的同时,积极地、战略性地参与议程的形成、解决方案的谈判和决策,并成功地构建了管理发展中国家资源的政策,以使其本国获得最大利益。发达国家通过国际援助机构提供资金和专家,作为战略工具,在体制薄弱的国家执行符合它们利益的政策。在尼泊尔,援助机构通过一系列战略措施影响了公众的思想以及政府和其他利益攸关方的决策。他们宣传虚假的危机,与强大的国际机构联盟合作,提供免费的技术支持,并主动改变国家政策,以管理土地资源以实现其使命。积极参与政策执行也有助于各机构监测执行障碍并采用其他策略来解决这些障碍。为了激励和获得社区、强大的利益相关者和政治家的支持来实施这些政策,政府提供了丰厚的短期激励措施。还施加了社会心理压力,说服当地社区及其领导人在制定和实施新的法律制度(政府当局规则或命令、用户群体规则和森林管理计划)方面获得当地合作,约束和控制当地社区保护森林。这些机构要求当地社区为开发、改造和保护森林提供免费的劳动力或现金。这两个层面的干预导致了强化制度、资源条件和社会生态系统的进一步发展,这些制度确保了发达国家的利益,并剥夺了当地社区多年来控制、生产和获取自家后院公共土地资源的权力。这项研究还表明,国际环境政策和援助机构分别成为物质强国和制度强国在不使用武力胁迫或部署军事力量的情况下殖民弱小国家土地资源的制度武器和工具。
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The effect of social service elite groups on long-time residents in peripheral development towns in Israel 社会服务精英群体对以色列周边发展城镇长期居民的影响
Q2 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2023-10-03 DOI: 10.1007/s10708-023-10950-2
Janet Cohen, Miriam Billig
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Land use and cover change in Dar es Salaam metropolitan city: satellite data and CA-Markov chain analysis 达累斯萨拉姆大城市土地利用和覆盖变化:卫星数据和CA-Markov链分析
Q2 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2023-10-03 DOI: 10.1007/s10708-023-10960-0
Olipa Simon, James Lyimo, Nestory Yamungu
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