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ISSN 1715-2593
Concepts, Theories, & Introductions
Vol. 11, Issue 1, 2016May 01, 2016 CST

Sustainable Development and Environmental Conservation in the Outermost European Regions

Artur Gil,
environmental conservationislandnessislandsOutermost European Regionssocial-ecological systemssustainable development
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Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 1, 2016

Vol. 11, Issue 1, 2016
  • Sustainable Development and Environmental Conservation in the Outermost European Regions
    Artur Gil
  • Tools for Sustainability Assessment in Island Socio-Ecological Systems: An Application to the Canary Islands
    Isabel Banos-GonzálezJulia Martínez-FernándezMiguel Ángel Esteve
  • In the Azores, Looking for the Regions of Knowing
    Alison Laurie NeilsonCarlos de Bulhão PatoRosalina GabrielAna Moura ArrozEnésima MendonçaAna Picanço
  • Understanding and Mapping Local Conflicts Related to Protected Areas in Small Islands: A Case Study of the Azores Archipelago
    Chiara BragagnoloMargarida PereiraKiat NgHelena Calado
  • Urban-touristic Impacts on the Aeolian Sedimentary Systems of the Canary Islands: Conflict Between Development and Conservation
    Leví García-RomeroAntonio I. Hernández-CorderoElisabeth Fernández-CabreraCarolina Peña-AlonsoLuis Hernández-CalventoEmma Pérez-Chacón
  • Human Heritage and Sustainable Development on Arid Islands: The Case of the Eastern Canary Islands
    José-León García-RodríguezFrancisco J. García-RodríguezCarlos Castilla-Gutiérrez
  • Papers From the Excellence Network of Island Territories (RETI) Meetings, Orkney, Scotland, June 2015
    James E. Randall
  • A Man and His Island: The Island Mirror in Michael Crummey’s Sweetland
    Laurie Brinklow
  • Islands Erased by Snow and Ice: Approaching the Spatial Philosophy of Cold Water Island Imaginaries
    Johannes Riquet
  • Evaluating the Impact of Agritourism on Local Development in Small Islands
    Sofia KarampelaThanasis KizosIoannis Spilanis
  • Migration, Education and Employment: Socio-Cultural Factors in Shaping Individual Decisions and Economic Outcomes in Orkney and Shetland
    Rosie Alexander
  • Good Work? Scottish Cultural Workers’ Narratives About Working and Living on Islands
    Lynda Harling StalkerKathryn A. Burnett
  • Assessing the Tangible and Intangible Benefits of Tourism: Perceptions of Economic, Social, and Cultural Impacts in Labrador’s Battle Harbour Historic District
    Howard RamosMark C. J. StoddartDavid Chafe
  • Innovation in Island Ecotourism in Different Contexts: Yakushima (Japan) and Tahiti and Its Islands
    Anne-Marie d’HauteserreCarolin Funck
  • Tourism as the Development Driver of Easter Island: The Key Role of Resident Perceptions
    Eugenio Figueroa B.Elena S. Rotarou
  • Governance of Ecosystem Services on Small Islands: Three Contrasting Cases for St. Eustatius in the Dutch Caribbean
    Nico PolmanStijn ReinhardLinde K.J. van BetsTom Kuhlman
  • Beyond the Island of Metrics: An Addendum to Stratford’s Ten Years of Island Studies Journal
    Joshua Nash
  • Urban Growth and Cultural Identity; Fractures and Imbalances in Heritage Values: A Case Study of the Island of Saint-Louis, Senegal
    Lucía Martínez-QuintanaEduardo Cáceres-Morales
  • The Beagle Conflict
    Peter van Aert
  • The 2015 Paris Climate Agreement: Outcomes and Their Impacts on Small Island States
    Darren Hoad
  • Island Studies Journal 11(1), Book Reviews
    Island Studies Journal
Island Studies Journal
Gil, A. (2016). Sustainable Development and Environmental Conservation in the Outermost European Regions. Island Studies Journal, 11(1), 5–8. https://doi.org/10.24043/001c.81919
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