The Social Lives of Forests 2014
DOI: 10.7208/chicago/9780226024134.003.0030
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“…In itself, this is not surprising: many researchers have noted this gap between policy and practice in property rights under reform, as farmers seek to avoid risks associated with change (e.g. Qin et al, 2011;Kashwan, 2011), take profit prior to exclusion, resulting in deforestation (Solarzano and Fleischman, 2018;Padoch et al, 2014), or mobilize from the grassroots level to achieve more suitable arrangements (Garcia-Lopez and Antinori, 2018). As a perceptive reviewer of an earlier draft of this paper noted, diverse arrangements are necessary consequences because increasing local autonomy inevitably produces diverse results.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In itself, this is not surprising: many researchers have noted this gap between policy and practice in property rights under reform, as farmers seek to avoid risks associated with change (e.g. Qin et al, 2011;Kashwan, 2011), take profit prior to exclusion, resulting in deforestation (Solarzano and Fleischman, 2018;Padoch et al, 2014), or mobilize from the grassroots level to achieve more suitable arrangements (Garcia-Lopez and Antinori, 2018). As a perceptive reviewer of an earlier draft of this paper noted, diverse arrangements are necessary consequences because increasing local autonomy inevitably produces diverse results.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En áreas de Ecuador y Colombia, domina la migración femenina al servicio doméstico y la prostitución (Barbieri y Carr 2005;Massey et al 2006;Tacoli y Mabala 2010;Abbots 2012;Paerregaard 2015). Las mujeres a veces predominan en la migración rural-urbana como empleadas domésticas, maestras y funcionarias públicas; migran con sus hijos para ir a la escuela, dejando a los hombres atrás en las zonas rurales; o migran para facilitar las transferencias del gobierno (Schmink y García 2015;Padoch et al 2008Padoch et al , 2014Brondizio et al 2011). La intersección de la precariedad económica y de infraestructura, las altas tasas de violencia y delincuencia, y los efectos del cambio climático impactan particularmente a las poblaciones de escasos recursos en áreas rurales y periferias urbanas.…”
Section: La Vida Y Los Medios De Vida En La Matriz Urbano-ruralunclassified
“…Taking our average size of oil palm plot (4.7 hectares, rounded up to 5) this would mean that that at the lowest price they have experienced smallholders earned ∼3,336 dollars per year from their oil palm plot, and 14,500/USD/ha/year at the highest price to date. As we explained in section Study Site and Methods, most oil palm smallholders have additional on and off farm sources of income (Padoch et al, 2014;Zegarra and Vargas, 2016; et al, 2018c), so the income generated by oil palm is one of several economic activities in households. Ethnographic fieldwork (participant observation) and survey questions revealed that although smallholders (n = 134/53%) recognized that the market was not consistent and disclosed that this volatility did usually impact them negatively, a changeable market was not generally viewed by the smallholders as a problem specific to oil palm.…”
Section: Price Production Markets and Knowledgementioning
confidence: 99%