In this paper the author first considers a central premise of the idea of a poverty trap that there is a mutual and spiraling relationship between poverty and environmental degradation. The argument maintains that, mainly due to inherent short time horizons and risk, poverty encourages over-exploitation of the physical environment which results in further impoverishment. Using both conceptual and empirical material, this paper examines some of the major linkages that are believed to exist between the processes of poverty and environmental degradation, with a focus on the Western Himalayan..
This paper investigates the concept of poverty-environment nexus and explores its policy implication...
In this report, the determinants of economic poverty in mountain areas are analysed using nationally...
This paper demonstrates that a new crisis has emerged in the Himalayas in recent years, as five deca...
The central premise of the poverty trap thesis maintains that, mainly due to inherent short time hor...
This paper examines the complex relationship that exists between poverty and natural resource degrad...
Existing literature about poverty and environmental degradation suggests that poverty is the victim ...
Understanding how poverty persists and how this affects environmental reliance has policy implicatio...
This paper presents an empirical analysis of the relationship between rural poverty and environmenta...
Existing theoretical and empirical work on poverty traps does not in detail investigate interactions...
Reduction of poverty is a tremendous and persistent challenge for the global community. Given that t...
The concept of a poverty trap—commonly understood as a self-reinforcing situation beneath an asset t...
Environmental degradation and poverty are considered to be caused by population growth. The purpose...
This paper presents a theoretical analysis of an International conflict i.e. East Pakistan Crisis, 1...
Himalayan Perspectives returns to the enormously popular development paradigm that Ives dubbed the ‘...
We study the relationships between rural income distributions and changes in environmental condition...
This paper investigates the concept of poverty-environment nexus and explores its policy implication...
In this report, the determinants of economic poverty in mountain areas are analysed using nationally...
This paper demonstrates that a new crisis has emerged in the Himalayas in recent years, as five deca...
The central premise of the poverty trap thesis maintains that, mainly due to inherent short time hor...
This paper examines the complex relationship that exists between poverty and natural resource degrad...
Existing literature about poverty and environmental degradation suggests that poverty is the victim ...
Understanding how poverty persists and how this affects environmental reliance has policy implicatio...
This paper presents an empirical analysis of the relationship between rural poverty and environmenta...
Existing theoretical and empirical work on poverty traps does not in detail investigate interactions...
Reduction of poverty is a tremendous and persistent challenge for the global community. Given that t...
The concept of a poverty trap—commonly understood as a self-reinforcing situation beneath an asset t...
Environmental degradation and poverty are considered to be caused by population growth. The purpose...
This paper presents a theoretical analysis of an International conflict i.e. East Pakistan Crisis, 1...
Himalayan Perspectives returns to the enormously popular development paradigm that Ives dubbed the ‘...
We study the relationships between rural income distributions and changes in environmental condition...
This paper investigates the concept of poverty-environment nexus and explores its policy implication...
In this report, the determinants of economic poverty in mountain areas are analysed using nationally...
This paper demonstrates that a new crisis has emerged in the Himalayas in recent years, as five deca...