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Beyond proximate and distal causes of land-use change: linking Individual motivations to deforestation in rural contexts
2019
Ecology and Society
Most of the literature on the causes of tropical deforestation has focused on the proximate and distal causes. However, research exploring the psychological drivers of deforestation, i.e., motivations, is still scant despite being crucial to understand the processes of land-use change and individual decision making within social-ecological systems. We studied the combined effect of structural and individual causes of deforestation, with particular emphasis on motivations, for a sample of rural
doi:10.5751/es-10617-240104
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