VOL 41 | NO 3
Call for papers open
MRD is looking for papers that help understand urbanization and emerging rural–urban relations in mountains, or that propose ways of shaping these transformations to increase sustainability; and for syntheses...
We have updated the author guidelines for MountainDevelopment articles, offering authors concrete advice on how to structure the text. Reviewers will be asked to apply the new review criteria as of 15 October.
How do values and worldviews influence lodge owners’ proactive behavior in the face of natural hazards? Findings show that resilience building initiatives should take into account values and worldviews in...
MRD regularly invites experts to review books on mountain-relevant topics. We have just sent several new books out for review. See the whole list by clicking here – and watch out for the upcoming reviews!
MRD’s expanded IEB ensures even better coverage of our wide range of topics. The editorial team thanks all previous members for their highly valued service and looks forward to working with the new Board!
VOL 39 | NO 3
August 2019
Education for girls in Nepal, forest fires on the slopes of Mount Kenya, landslide vegetation patterns in Japan, and integrated biodiversity monitoring in Colombia: read more about these and other topics in...
VOL 40 | NO 4
Upcoming
Look forward to contributions that present systematically validated and well-referenced reflections on and suggestions in relation to pedagogic concepts and methods, formal and informal practices...
Look forward to contributions that present systematically validated and well-referenced reflections on and suggestions in relation to pedagogic concepts and methods, formal and...
Mountain biodiversity provides billions of people with vital ecosystem services and sources of livelihoods. MRD is looking for papers that...
The collection of evidence and experiences reported in this focus issue contributes to the knowledge base needed for effective adaptation and to the literature feeding into the...
Tourism development in the Greater Caucasus has led to the emergence of new forms of Georgian hospitality in guest–host relationships, ensuring the development of authentic and...
This study examines how agricultural frontier expansion and grazing practices develop in the communally managed páramos of the Northern Ecuadorian Andes, and how rules to control...
These case studies from northern Italy show how farm-based educational services for children help not only to transmit (agri-)cultural traditions to non-farmers, but also to...
Community-based self-management of rangeland appears to be the best strategy for herders in the face of new policies reducing herd mobility. Measures like group herding can help...
A review by Marcus Nüsser of the book by Hermann Kreutzmann
Hostels for girls, financial support to families, and community awareness programs about education are effective means of supporting girls’ education—and hence sustainable...
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