Harrison Esam Awuh
Biographic Data
| ID | 220037 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Harrison Esam Awuh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Harrison Esam |
| FAMILY NAME | Awuh |
| SIGNATURE | AWUH H E |
| AFFILIATIONS | KU Leuven |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5633-3221 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Exploring the dynamics of supply chain sustainability and resilience in the coconut agriculture: The case of Indragiri Hilir in Indonesia
Indragiri Hilir is one of the primary coconut production centers in Indonesia, contributing approximately 11.39% of the national total, with an annual production volume of around 300,000 tons. This prominence has been shaped by the region’s long-standing history as a coconut hub for centuries. However, the dominance of peatland, covering 85% of the total area, presents significant challenges, particularly for the 98.95% of smallholder farmers man…
Striving for just sustainabilities in urban foodscape planning: The case of Almere city in the Netherlands
As cities increasingly adopt diverse ethnic, social, and cultural characteristics, there is an emerging logic for planning and policy to reflect this hyper-diversity (inclusion) while resolving the looming sustainability-related challenges. However, what is not adequately addressed in the current literature on urban planning -which could also solidify the justification for more citizen inclusion -is what happens when citizens are involved in plan…
Geographies of Public Deliberation: A Closer Look at the Ingredient of Space
Since its inception, public deliberation has been largely seen as an effective tool of inclusion and transformation within democratic politics. However, this article argues that public deliberation is not necessarily inclusive and transformative. These aspirations can only be achieved if certain conditions are met. The qualitative analyses drawn upon in this public deliberation study included virtual and face-to-face conversations between partici…
A tale of two labs: Rethinking urban living labs for advancing citizen engagement in food system transformations
Citizen engagement is heralded as essential for food democracy and equality, yet the implementation of inclusive citizen engagement mechanisms in urban food systems governance has lagged behind. This paper aims to further the agenda of citizen engagement in the transformation towards healthy and sustainable urban food systems by offering a conceptual reflection on urban living labs (ULLs) as a methodological platform. Over the past decades, ULLs …
Geography of Participation: Deepening the Understanding of the Participation Process in Time and Space
Recent studies explain how participatory mechanisms create opportunities for the inclusion. However, sufficient attention has not been paid to how participation can be transformed into inclusive practice within a sound methodological approach. In response, this paper advances a framework for more inclusive participation based on: theory (time‐space geography), experimentation with different methods (rapid appraisal, online surveys, photovoice and…
Immobility and socio-economic marginalisation: A feminist critique of conservation-induced displacement and resettlement with the case of the Baka of Cameroon
In the midst of every crisis, lies great opportunity? Analysing environmental attitudes in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic
Access to discourse, marginalisation and exclusion in conservation-induced resettlement: The case of the displaced Baka of East Cameroon
This paper concerns the links between discourse and the marginalization and exclusion of the Baka people living in the Dja Reserve in East Cameron. The findings reveal how various factors mediate the experience of marginalisation and exclusion after displacement and resettlements. Central to these factors is the concept of ‘access’ – access to the dominant discourse. The paper deconstructs the concept of access into ‘potential’ and ‘realised’ acc…
Adaptive Livelihood Strategies in Conservation-Induced Displacement: The Case of the Baka of East Cameroon
This article utilizes the Actor-Network Theory (ANT) to guide thinking about the relationship between nature and society and how this relationship is severed by conservation-induced displacement. ANT's view of interconnectivity between networks is used to argue that a network is only stable as long as actors remain faithful to it. In the case of the displaced Baka people of the Dja Reserve area in East Cameroon, resistance to conservation through…
A tale of two labs: Rethinking urban living labs for advancing citizen engagement in food system transformations
Citizen engagement is heralded as essential for food democracy and equality, yet the implementation of inclusive citizen engagement mechanisms in urban food systems governance has lagged behind. This paper aims to further the agenda of citizen engagement in the transformation towards healthy and sustainable urban food systems by offering a conceptual reflection on urban living labs (ULLs) as a methodological platform. Over the past decades, ULLs …
Adaptive Livelihood Strategies in Conservation-Induced Displacement: The Case of the Baka of East Cameroon
This article utilizes the Actor-Network Theory (ANT) to guide thinking about the relationship between nature and society and how this relationship is severed by conservation-induced displacement. ANT's view of interconnectivity between networks is used to argue that a network is only stable as long as actors remain faithful to it. In the case of the displaced Baka people of the Dja Reserve area in East Cameroon, resistance to conservation through…
In the midst of every crisis, lies great opportunity? Analysing environmental attitudes in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic
Geography of Participation: Deepening the Understanding of the Participation Process in Time and Space
Recent studies explain how participatory mechanisms create opportunities for the inclusion. However, sufficient attention has not been paid to how participation can be transformed into inclusive practice within a sound methodological approach. In response, this paper advances a framework for more inclusive participation based on: theory (time‐space geography), experimentation with different methods (rapid appraisal, online surveys, photovoice and…
Adaptive Livelihood Strategies in Conservation-Induced Displacement: The Case of the Baka of East Cameroon
This article utilizes the Actor-Network Theory (ANT) to guide thinking about the relationship between nature and society and how this relationship is severed by conservation-induced displacement. ANT's view of interconnectivity between networks is used to argue that a network is only stable as long as actors remain faithful to it. In the case of the displaced Baka people of the Dja Reserve area in East Cameroon, resistance to conservation through…
Access to discourse, marginalisation and exclusion in conservation-induced resettlement: The case of the displaced Baka of East Cameroon
This paper concerns the links between discourse and the marginalization and exclusion of the Baka people living in the Dja Reserve in East Cameron. The findings reveal how various factors mediate the experience of marginalisation and exclusion after displacement and resettlements. Central to these factors is the concept of ‘access’ – access to the dominant discourse. The paper deconstructs the concept of access into ‘potential’ and ‘realised’ acc…
Immobility and socio-economic marginalisation: A feminist critique of conservation-induced displacement and resettlement with the case of the Baka of Cameroon
In the midst of every crisis, lies great opportunity? Analysing environmental attitudes in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic
A tale of two labs: Rethinking urban living labs for advancing citizen engagement in food system transformations
Citizen engagement is heralded as essential for food democracy and equality, yet the implementation of inclusive citizen engagement mechanisms in urban food systems governance has lagged behind. This paper aims to further the agenda of citizen engagement in the transformation towards healthy and sustainable urban food systems by offering a conceptual reflection on urban living labs (ULLs) as a methodological platform. Over the past decades, ULLs …
Geography of Participation: Deepening the Understanding of the Participation Process in Time and Space
Recent studies explain how participatory mechanisms create opportunities for the inclusion. However, sufficient attention has not been paid to how participation can be transformed into inclusive practice within a sound methodological approach. In response, this paper advances a framework for more inclusive participation based on: theory (time‐space geography), experimentation with different methods (rapid appraisal, online surveys, photovoice and…
Geographies of Public Deliberation: A Closer Look at the Ingredient of Space
Since its inception, public deliberation has been largely seen as an effective tool of inclusion and transformation within democratic politics. However, this article argues that public deliberation is not necessarily inclusive and transformative. These aspirations can only be achieved if certain conditions are met. The qualitative analyses drawn upon in this public deliberation study included virtual and face-to-face conversations between partici…
Striving for just sustainabilities in urban foodscape planning: The case of Almere city in the Netherlands
As cities increasingly adopt diverse ethnic, social, and cultural characteristics, there is an emerging logic for planning and policy to reflect this hyper-diversity (inclusion) while resolving the looming sustainability-related challenges. However, what is not adequately addressed in the current literature on urban planning -which could also solidify the justification for more citizen inclusion -is what happens when citizens are involved in plan…
Exploring the dynamics of supply chain sustainability and resilience in the coconut agriculture: The case of Indragiri Hilir in Indonesia
Indragiri Hilir is one of the primary coconut production centers in Indonesia, contributing approximately 11.39% of the national total, with an annual production volume of around 300,000 tons. This prominence has been shaped by the region’s long-standing history as a coconut hub for centuries. However, the dominance of peatland, covering 85% of the total area, presents significant challenges, particularly for the 98.95% of smallholder farmers man…
Political science (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Geography (5 works) · Social science (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Cambodian History and Society (2 works) · Deliberation (2 works) · Development economics (2 works)