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The socioeconomic determinants of legal and illegal smallholder logging: Evidence from the Ecuadorian Amazon
ArticleAbstract: Using data from a household survey covering colonists and indigenous communities in the Ecuadorian APalabras claves:Amazon, Colonists, ECUADOR, Illegal logging, Indigenous peoples, Legal loggingAutores:Bolier Torres, Cristian Vasco, Griess V., Pacheco P.Fuentes:scopusThe Drivers of Market Integration Among Indigenous Peoples: Evidence From the Ecuadorian Amazon
ArticleAbstract: Knowledge of the driving forces behind indigenous participation in the market is essential for practPalabras claves:Amazon, Indigenous peoples, lowland Kichwa, market integration, shuarAutores:Cristian Vasco, Grace Natalie Tamayo, Griess V.Fuentes:googlescopusContribution of off-farm employment to income of indigenous and mestizo households in the Ecuadorian Amazon
ArticleAbstract: This study examines the process of income diversification among indigenous and mestizo households sePalabras claves:Amazon, ECUADOR, Nonfarm employment, off-farm employmentAutores:Bilsborrow R.E., Cristian VascoFuentes:googlescopusIncome diversification of migrant colonists vs. indigenous populations: Contrasting strategies in the Amazon
ArticleAbstract: How do migrant colonists and indigenous populations differ in their land and labor allocation in thePalabras claves:Amazon, Diversification of livelihood strategies, ECUADOR, household survey, Mestizos and indigenous populations, off-farm employmentAutores:Bilsborrow R.E., Bolier Torres, Cristian VascoFuentes:scopusGlass Half Full or Half Empty? The Contribution of Cacao in Traditional Agroforestry Systems to the Income of Indigenous Peoples in the Ecuadorian Amazon
ArticleAbstract: The chakra is the traditional agroforestry system of the Kichwa people in the Ecuadorian Amazon. OvePalabras claves:Amazon, cacao, Chakra system, income, indigenous people, Traditional agroecosystemsAutores:Bolier Torres, Cristian Vasco, Lourdes Caisaguano, Luna M., Rumania Alexandra Torres-Navarrete, Valdano TafurFuentes:scopus