Scholarships are now open for the Pathways Europe 2024: Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Conference, which will be held 13-16 October 2024 in Córdoba, Spain. The general scholarship is open to anyone who:
• demonstrates financial need
• demonstrates how Pathways Europe 2024 will help them develop their career
• demonstrates the ability to cover the remainder of their costs not covered by the scholarship (lodging, travel, incidentals, etc.)
This article examines the long-term sociodemographic impacts of that weather event and reveals dramatic changes in fertility, mortality, and nuptialityis based on analysis of church records and population censuses of 22 mountain parishes over a 21-year period.
The European Doctoral School of Demography (EDSD) invites applications for school year 2020-2021.
In this study, the authors used landscape and land cover data retrieved from aerial photographs from late 1950s and 2000 in 82 random sample sites, as well as the information obtained in interviews with farmers, and socio-economic statistics to analyse changes in the bocage and semi-openfield landscapes of Northern Galicia from the second half of the 20th century and analyse the factors driving landscape changes.
In this paper, the authors investigate whether Spain's twentieth century irrigation projects have achieved one of their main objectives, which is to reduce rural population decline.
Results of this study show that urban sprawl and agricultural abandonment are the main cause of landscape degradation in the Spanish Mediterranean coast (El Maresme County, 1850-2005).
