Chapter 1 Theoretical Frameworks for the Analysis of Social–Ecological Systems

Chapter 2 The Extent of Biodiversity Recovery During Reforestation After Swidden Cultivation and the Impacts of Land-Use Changes on the Biodiversity of a Tropical Rainforest Region in Borneo

Chapter 3 Mongolian Nomadism and the Relationship Between Livestock Grazing, Pasture Vegetation, and Soil Alkalization

Chapter 4 Plant Diversity and Productivity of Mongolian Nomadic Pasture in Relation to Land Use

Chapter 6 Quantitative Predictions for Ecological and Economic Sustainability in Mongolian Pastoral Systems

Chapter 7 Trajectories of Adaptation: A Retrospectus for Future Dynamics

Chapter 8 Ingredients for Social-Ecological Resilience, Poverty Traps, and Adaptive Social Protection in Semi-Arid Africa

Chapter 9 Dynamics of Social–Ecological Systems: The Case of Farmers’ Food Security in the Semi-arid Tropics

Chapter 10 Changes in Resource Use and Subsistence Activities Under the Plantation Expansion in Sarawak, Malaysia