Agricultural commercialization has been a development focus in the Mekong region for
several decades, resulting in varying outcomes. In response to competing claims and policy …

The expansion of commercial agriculture is one of the primary drivers of livelihood and land-
use changes in the world. Globalisation and other factors have intensified this expansion to …

This article examines how hybrid environmental governance produces, maintains, and
reconfigures common property across transboundary geographies of resource access, use …

This article presents field research data on a smallholder maize crop boom in Shan State,
northern Myanmar, and its spatially uneven dispossessory effects. Local research teams …

An emerging body of work has critiqued the concept of climate adaptation, highlighting the
structural constraints impeding marginalised communities across the Global South from …

Drawing on research in central India, this paper argues that emerging climatic risks are
inseparable from the systemic risks of capitalist production, particularly in relation to India's …

Climate change has significantly affected rural lives around the world. Adaptation, as a
political response to this situation, interacts with longer trajectories of agrarian capitalism …

This paper explores how rural land in Cambodia has been incorporated into global networks
of finance capital through the technical and political processes of turning land into a financial …

Cassava has become a 'must have'crop for many Cambodian smallholders; yet, the market
is volatile and yields are uneven. Drawing on long-term fieldwork in Kampong Thom and …

Studies and debates on the issue of land grabs have generated multiple terms and concepts
that are used loosely and interchangeably, such as large-scale land acquisitions, land grab …