Axial Development in Mongolia: intended and unintended effects of new roads
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DOI: 10.1080/17450101.2019.1643163
Abstract: ABSTRACT Mongolia’s axial development strategy provides an opportunity to consider the intended and unintended effects of introducing paved roads into regions where none exist. This article analyzes data from a 125-person survey, 128 semi-structured interviews,… read more here.
Keywords: intended unintended; unintended effects; development mongolia; mongolia intended ... See more keywords
Trends of Ecological Footprints and Policy Direction for Sustainable Development in Mongolia: A Case Study
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DOI: 10.3390/su10114026
Abstract: In Mongolia, the Ecological Footprint (EF) has increased from 6.8 million global hectares (gha) in 1961 to 14.6 million gha in 2012; whilst the Biological capacity (BC) has decreased from 50.6 million gha in 1961… read more here.
Keywords: development mongolia; sustainable development; mongolia case; footprint ... See more keywords