Co-evolution and bio-social construction: The kichwa agroforestry systems (Chakras) in the ecuadorian amazonia

Keyphrases

• Monetary Income 100%
• Agroforestry Systems 100%
• Social Construction 100%
• Biosocial 100%
• Kichwa 100%
• Ecuadorian Amazonia 100%
• Cocoa 50%
• Adaptation 50%
• Complex Interactions 50%
• Agricultural Products 50%
• Indigenous Communities 50%
• Amazonia 50%
• Social Component 50%
• Economic Components 50%
• Strong Connections 50%
• Food Sovereignty 50%
• Changing Environmental Conditions 50%
• Livestock 50%
• Ecological Elements 50%
• Chakra 50%
• Cassava 50%
• Agrarian System 50%
• Co-evolving 50%
• Human Population Growth 50%
• Market-based 50%
• Agroforestry 50%
• Gender Relations 50%
• Complexity Level 50%
• Key Ecological Feature 50%
• Social Self-regulation 50%
• Closest Connection 50%
• Anthropogenic Factors 50%
• Local Food 50%
• Family Farms 50%
• Banana 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Agroforestry 100%
• Sovereignty 33%
• Environmental Impact Assessment 33%
• Agricultural Product 33%
• Population Growth 33%
• Anthropogenic Factor 33%
• Family Farm 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Agroforestry 100%
• Population Growth 33%
• Manihot Esculenta 33%
• Banana 33%
• Farm Animal 33%
• Autoregulation 33%
• Agricultural Product 33%