Sun-Kee Hong
Biographic Data
| ID | 5634387 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sun-Kee Hong |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sun-Kee |
| FAMILY NAME | Hong |
| SIGNATURE | HONG S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Mokpo National University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3755-3683 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 28 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Reimagining Island Culture
Islands have long been framed as peripheral, isolated, and vulnerable spaces. This paper argues instead that island cultures constitute central sites for rethinking human–environment relations in the twenty-first century. Drawing on six interconnected analytical lenses—biocultural diversity, islandness, social–ecological systems, commons and community resilience, archipelagic thinking, and place-based knowledge—the study synthesizes multidiscipli…
Institutionalizing Benefit-Sharing in an Island Energy Transition
This study examines the legitimacy and institutional sustainability of Shinan County’s renewable energy benefit-sharing system in South Korea from the perspective of a just transition. Moving beyond viewing benefit-sharing as a mere compensatory or distributive policy, the study conceptualizes it as a rule-constituted governance mechanism grounded in commons-based resource use. By integrating institutional analysis with the three core dimensions …
Islands at the Crossroads
Anthropocene Era, Comparative Studies on Island Biocultural Diversity and Island Biocultural Landscape
This study explores the link between island biocultural diversity and biocultural landscapes within the context of the Anthropocene. It offers a conceptual framework for understanding sustainability transitions in island regions. Moving beyond traditional island studies that view islands mainly as peripheral and vulnerable, this paper suggests that islands should be seen as strategic social–ecological spaces where changes in human–nature relation…
Maritime Jurisdiction and Sea Boundary Delimitation around Small Offshore Islands
The Sasudo sea area, located between Wando-gun in Jeollanam-do and Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, consists of a small island and its surrounding waters long used as a key coastal fishery ground. The Constitutional Court’s 2005Hun-Ra11 decision confirmed Jeju’s administrative jurisdiction over the island itself but expressly left unresolved the question of jurisdiction over the broader adjacent waters. This created a structural legal vacuum…
Distribution of Freshwater Plant Communities and Halophytes in Coastal Region, Muan-gun, South Korea
The distribution of freshwater plant communities and the relationships between them and sand dunes, salt marshes, and reclaimed lands of the southwestern coasts of South Korea was studied along with plant factors. Competitor (C), stress tolerator (S), and ruderal (R) (CSR) ecological strategies were also evaluated. To elucidate the relative significance of competition, stress, and disturbance (CSR) in the distribution process of plant communities…
Plant species richness (PSR) along island biogeographical gradients in inhabited islands of Shinan-gun, Republic of Korea
The objective of this study is assess the influences of 8 environmental factors, population, coastline length, island area, vegetated area, highest peak, distance to the mainland, longitude, latitude on vascular plant species richness (PSR) of 10 inhabited islands of Shinan-gun, South Korea. In simple regression, the relationships between PSR and distance to the mainland, longitude and latitude were significant at the 5% level. When distance incr…
Historical, Geographical, and Biocultural Values of ‘Doksal’, Korean Stone Tidal Weirs
The sea is a space where ‘humans, materials, and information’ come and go. Given the abundant resources it provides, the sea has been significant in human culture until the present day. In particular, humans have made great advances in technological development and knowledge acquisition in relation to the use of fishing grounds. A characteristic example is the use of stone tidal weirs, a traditional fishing method that utilizes tidal differences …
Biocultural Diversity and Islandness
Humans have long utilized the surrounding landscape and organisms as life resources and developed new species of organisms through cultivation. The utilization of biodiversity has played a vital role in advancing human culture, specifically regarding food and habitation. This accumulated knowledge on the ecosystem has transcended geographical boundaries of rivers, mountains, and seas, spreading to other countries where it has been adjusted or ado…
Living Tool Diversity (LTD) along Environmental and Population Gradients in Shinan-gun, South Korea
To measure influences of environmental factors and population on Living Tool Diversity (LTD) in 10 islands of Shinan-gun, the number of living tools was determined. Correlation analysis, simple linear regression analysis, and principal component analysis (PCA) were performed. Results showed that coastline length and population were positively related to LTD and thus, island size and human dynamics. PCA results showed that living tools could be cl…
Water Security In Tunda Island, Banten Indonesia
Water availability and management for water security on small islands are critical. The purpose of this research is to uncover the water resources issue at a small island community level as well as discourse on the potential threats and sustainable management for water security. Tunda Island, located in the Java Sea, is one of 81 small islands in Banten Province, Indonesia. Data were collected through focus group discussions, open interviews with…
Changes and Chaos in Islands and Seascapes
Besides the great burden that has been placed on the world by the COVID-19 pandemic, radical climate change is causing natural disasters in every corner of the world. According to the IPCC’s most recent report, rising global temperatures already have very negative impacts beyond our expectation. The main cause of this lies in human activities that drive global population growth, ongoing urbanization, excessive use of natural resources, and so on.…
Distribution Strategies of Vascular Plants at the Reclaimed Lands at the Saemangum Sea Dike
The distribution of plant communities in the reclaimed land of the southwestern coasts of South Korea, along with the environmental or plant factors, was studied through canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) and the competitor (C), stress tolerator (S), and ruderal (R) (CSR) ecological strategies. The coastal reclaimed land plants were classified into three plant-factor groups in the CCA biplot diagram. Axis1 was correlated with LS, SLA, CH, an…
Importance of Biotic and Soil Factors in Determining the Distribution Strategies of Coastal Salt Marsh Plants
The distribution of plant communities in the salt marshes of the southwestern coasts of South Korea was studied, along with environmental or plant factors, by canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) and the competitor (C), stress tolerator (S), and ruderal (R) (CSR) ecological strategies. The coastal salt-marsh plants were classified into three plant-factor groups in the CCA biplot diagram. Group 1 was correlated with LS and FP. Group 2 was corre…
Solar Energy, Latitude and Coastal Plant Diversity for Management of Sand Dune Parks
This study attempted to find consistent relationships between climate, latitude, and the richness of plant species on sand dunes. The richness of plant species on sand dunes in the Northern and the Southern hemisphere decreased with latitude or increased with air temperature. This suggests a latitudinal gradient of vascular plant richness on sand dunes in both hemispheres. However, the relationships between the richness of coastal plant species a…
The Role of Ecological Diversity and Identity for Sustainable Development of Islands
A multidisciplinary research method is essential to get a handle on the various features of the island. First of all, it is required to understand the basis of living environment such as biological resources and topography in land and ocean, and the supply of safe drinking water. Also, the physical feature of accessibility, that is, distance from the mainland and how to move, becomes an essential element. Since life on the islands almost entirely…
Mermaids of South Korea
The Haenyeo (women divers) from the many islands of South Korea are internationally known for their diving for abalone, but also harvest many other ocean species. A longstanding part of history, particularly amongst Korean islands, Haenyeo have been actively diving for centuries. These women have intricate knowledge of their environments, and their specific Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) is exceptional, but quickly disappearing. The Haeny…
Interdisciplinary Convergence Research Design on Island Biocultural Diversity - Case Study in Wando-gun (County) Island Region, South Korea
The purpose of this research is (1) to study the epistemological meanings of biological diversity and cultural diversity and the connectivity of biocultural diversity and (2) to concretize a plan for making the biocultural diversity, containing the ecological environment and the life culture of the island areas, into knowledge resources. By carrying out onsite
Natural Resource Use, Environmental Management and the Minorities in Indonesian Islands
Since 2010, we are conducting a survey on the living resources and the living culture of the inhabitants of Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia. Indonesia is an island nation rich in natural resources and culture. Because Indonesia is a multicultural country with many languages, tribes and ethnic groups, understanding of Indonesia is essential for understanding the minority languages of each region. There are abundant resources such as timber and oil…
Exotic plants in small islands
The aim of the study is to analyze the diversity of exotic plant species in a small tourist island in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara. A field study was conducted at Gili Trawangan and Gili Air, West Nusa Tenggara. Tourism is the main activity in these islands, buttourism infrastructure development, garden landscaping and theintroduction of exotic plant species have caused dramatic changes in the vegetation of these small islands. A total of 108 non-n…
Islanders of South Korea
Selected Island populations of South Korea were interviewed and landscapes surveyed in the Southwestern ocean region to discern what cultural changes they had noted in response to environmental changes possibly due to climate change impacts. Utilizing Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) methodology, cultural behaviors and patterns of island populations were easily identified, along with historical information of changes occurring for islanders…
Socio-economic foundation by biocultural resources management
SDBR is largely representative of the aforementioned archipelago, and its topography alone allows for species diversity. The demarcated divisions of SDBR have the following environmental traits. Eleven inhabited islands, including Heuksando and Hongdo, and eighty-nine uninhabited islands make up a total of one hundred islands and beaches. The coastline stretches 274.39 km long, and the area of land, including beaches, is 46.42 km2. The highest al…
Shapes of fishing gears in relation to the tidal flat bio-organisms and habitat types in Daebu Island region, Gyeonggi Bay
This is a base research to analyze the evolution of fishing gear shapes in response to the types of marine benthic organisms and ‘getbatang-harvesting tidal flat’ in Daebu Island in Gyeonggi Bay. Daebu Island has variety of relatively well preserved natural coast lines and fishing gears. Hand hoes were divided into two categories, one for manila clam collecting and the other for mud octopus collecting. The ones used to catch mud octopuses are muc…
Island development
Issues surrounding island development have generated a growing volume of research. What does it mean to develop? How can island communities maintain control over development processes to the benefit of the local economy, rather than seeing economic flows enter and exit the island with little or a primarily negative impact? And how important is local knowledge for edifying local governance and enhancing potentials for innovation in island developm…
Island biocultural diversity and traditional ecological knowledge
Biocultural diversity conservation for island and islanders
Cultural diversity is highly dependent on the regional environment and natural resources. From an environmental historical perspective, the course of destruction of human civilization resulting from the depletion of ecosystems and resources, we confirm how the sustainable use of resources and appropriate conservation strategies are contributing to regional development. Due to the recent rapid changes in climate, the environments of oceanic and is…
Water Security In Tunda Island, Banten Indonesia
Water availability and management for water security on small islands are critical. The purpose of this research is to uncover the water resources issue at a small island community level as well as discourse on the potential threats and sustainable management for water security. Tunda Island, located in the Java Sea, is one of 81 small islands in Banten Province, Indonesia. Data were collected through focus group discussions, open interviews with…
Living Tool Diversity (LTD) along Environmental and Population Gradients in Shinan-gun, South Korea
To measure influences of environmental factors and population on Living Tool Diversity (LTD) in 10 islands of Shinan-gun, the number of living tools was determined. Correlation analysis, simple linear regression analysis, and principal component analysis (PCA) were performed. Results showed that coastline length and population were positively related to LTD and thus, island size and human dynamics. PCA results showed that living tools could be cl…
The Role of Ecological Diversity and Identity for Sustainable Development of Islands
A multidisciplinary research method is essential to get a handle on the various features of the island. First of all, it is required to understand the basis of living environment such as biological resources and topography in land and ocean, and the supply of safe drinking water. Also, the physical feature of accessibility, that is, distance from the mainland and how to move, becomes an essential element. Since life on the islands almost entirely…
Tidal-flat islands in Korea
Korea’s islands are mostly located along its western and southern coasts. The majority of these islands fall under the category of tidal-flat islands. More to the point, one of the main geographical and topographical characteristics of Korean islands is that they are surrounded by tidal flats. Therefore, Korean islands boast ecologically and biologically unique characteristics, as well as diversity, that set them apart from islands in other areas…
Distribution Strategies of Vascular Plants at the Reclaimed Lands at the Saemangum Sea Dike
The distribution of plant communities in the reclaimed land of the southwestern coasts of South Korea, along with the environmental or plant factors, was studied through canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) and the competitor (C), stress tolerator (S), and ruderal (R) (CSR) ecological strategies. The coastal reclaimed land plants were classified into three plant-factor groups in the CCA biplot diagram. Axis1 was correlated with LS, SLA, CH, an…
Importance of Biotic and Soil Factors in Determining the Distribution Strategies of Coastal Salt Marsh Plants
The distribution of plant communities in the salt marshes of the southwestern coasts of South Korea was studied, along with environmental or plant factors, by canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) and the competitor (C), stress tolerator (S), and ruderal (R) (CSR) ecological strategies. The coastal salt-marsh plants were classified into three plant-factor groups in the CCA biplot diagram. Group 1 was correlated with LS and FP. Group 2 was corre…
Solar Energy, Latitude and Coastal Plant Diversity for Management of Sand Dune Parks
This study attempted to find consistent relationships between climate, latitude, and the richness of plant species on sand dunes. The richness of plant species on sand dunes in the Northern and the Southern hemisphere decreased with latitude or increased with air temperature. This suggests a latitudinal gradient of vascular plant richness on sand dunes in both hemispheres. However, the relationships between the richness of coastal plant species a…
Interdisciplinary Convergence Research Design on Island Biocultural Diversity - Case Study in Wando-gun (County) Island Region, South Korea
The purpose of this research is (1) to study the epistemological meanings of biological diversity and cultural diversity and the connectivity of biocultural diversity and (2) to concretize a plan for making the biocultural diversity, containing the ecological environment and the life culture of the island areas, into knowledge resources. By carrying out onsite
Exotic plants in small islands
The aim of the study is to analyze the diversity of exotic plant species in a small tourist island in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara. A field study was conducted at Gili Trawangan and Gili Air, West Nusa Tenggara. Tourism is the main activity in these islands, buttourism infrastructure development, garden landscaping and theintroduction of exotic plant species have caused dramatic changes in the vegetation of these small islands. A total of 108 non-n…
Islanders of South Korea
Selected Island populations of South Korea were interviewed and landscapes surveyed in the Southwestern ocean region to discern what cultural changes they had noted in response to environmental changes possibly due to climate change impacts. Utilizing Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) methodology, cultural behaviors and patterns of island populations were easily identified, along with historical information of changes occurring for islanders…
Socio-economic foundation by biocultural resources management
SDBR is largely representative of the aforementioned archipelago, and its topography alone allows for species diversity. The demarcated divisions of SDBR have the following environmental traits. Eleven inhabited islands, including Heuksando and Hongdo, and eighty-nine uninhabited islands make up a total of one hundred islands and beaches. The coastline stretches 274.39 km long, and the area of land, including beaches, is 46.42 km2. The highest al…
Shapes of fishing gears in relation to the tidal flat bio-organisms and habitat types in Daebu Island region, Gyeonggi Bay
This is a base research to analyze the evolution of fishing gear shapes in response to the types of marine benthic organisms and ‘getbatang-harvesting tidal flat’ in Daebu Island in Gyeonggi Bay. Daebu Island has variety of relatively well preserved natural coast lines and fishing gears. Hand hoes were divided into two categories, one for manila clam collecting and the other for mud octopus collecting. The ones used to catch mud octopuses are muc…
Island development
Issues surrounding island development have generated a growing volume of research. What does it mean to develop? How can island communities maintain control over development processes to the benefit of the local economy, rather than seeing economic flows enter and exit the island with little or a primarily negative impact? And how important is local knowledge for edifying local governance and enhancing potentials for innovation in island developm…
Island biocultural diversity and traditional ecological knowledge
Marine and Island Cultures
Ecological Issues in a Changing World
"Problems of scale have exercised the minds of ecologists for many years, and will continue to do so into the future. This volume deals with this subject and with mathematical approaches to improve our understanding of complex ecological systems. The book also concentrates on monitoring the responses of ecosystems, especially to human impacts upon them. The importance of spatial separation of function at both the landscape and ecosystem level for…
Landscape Ecology in Asian Cultures
Marine and Island Cultures
Tidal-flat islands in Korea
Korea’s islands are mostly located along its western and southern coasts. The majority of these islands fall under the category of tidal-flat islands. More to the point, one of the main geographical and topographical characteristics of Korean islands is that they are surrounded by tidal flats. Therefore, Korean islands boast ecologically and biologically unique characteristics, as well as diversity, that set them apart from islands in other areas…
Island biocultural diversity and traditional ecological knowledge
Biocultural diversity conservation for island and islanders
Cultural diversity is highly dependent on the regional environment and natural resources. From an environmental historical perspective, the course of destruction of human civilization resulting from the depletion of ecosystems and resources, we confirm how the sustainable use of resources and appropriate conservation strategies are contributing to regional development. Due to the recent rapid changes in climate, the environments of oceanic and is…
Shapes of fishing gears in relation to the tidal flat bio-organisms and habitat types in Daebu Island region, Gyeonggi Bay
This is a base research to analyze the evolution of fishing gear shapes in response to the types of marine benthic organisms and ‘getbatang-harvesting tidal flat’ in Daebu Island in Gyeonggi Bay. Daebu Island has variety of relatively well preserved natural coast lines and fishing gears. Hand hoes were divided into two categories, one for manila clam collecting and the other for mud octopus collecting. The ones used to catch mud octopuses are muc…
Island development
Issues surrounding island development have generated a growing volume of research. What does it mean to develop? How can island communities maintain control over development processes to the benefit of the local economy, rather than seeing economic flows enter and exit the island with little or a primarily negative impact? And how important is local knowledge for edifying local governance and enhancing potentials for innovation in island developm…
Socio-economic foundation by biocultural resources management
SDBR is largely representative of the aforementioned archipelago, and its topography alone allows for species diversity. The demarcated divisions of SDBR have the following environmental traits. Eleven inhabited islands, including Heuksando and Hongdo, and eighty-nine uninhabited islands make up a total of one hundred islands and beaches. The coastline stretches 274.39 km long, and the area of land, including beaches, is 46.42 km2. The highest al…
Exotic plants in small islands
The aim of the study is to analyze the diversity of exotic plant species in a small tourist island in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara. A field study was conducted at Gili Trawangan and Gili Air, West Nusa Tenggara. Tourism is the main activity in these islands, buttourism infrastructure development, garden landscaping and theintroduction of exotic plant species have caused dramatic changes in the vegetation of these small islands. A total of 108 non-n…
Islanders of South Korea
Selected Island populations of South Korea were interviewed and landscapes surveyed in the Southwestern ocean region to discern what cultural changes they had noted in response to environmental changes possibly due to climate change impacts. Utilizing Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) methodology, cultural behaviors and patterns of island populations were easily identified, along with historical information of changes occurring for islanders…
Interdisciplinary Convergence Research Design on Island Biocultural Diversity - Case Study in Wando-gun (County) Island Region, South Korea
The purpose of this research is (1) to study the epistemological meanings of biological diversity and cultural diversity and the connectivity of biocultural diversity and (2) to concretize a plan for making the biocultural diversity, containing the ecological environment and the life culture of the island areas, into knowledge resources. By carrying out onsite
Natural Resource Use, Environmental Management and the Minorities in Indonesian Islands
Since 2010, we are conducting a survey on the living resources and the living culture of the inhabitants of Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia. Indonesia is an island nation rich in natural resources and culture. Because Indonesia is a multicultural country with many languages, tribes and ethnic groups, understanding of Indonesia is essential for understanding the minority languages of each region. There are abundant resources such as timber and oil…
Solar Energy, Latitude and Coastal Plant Diversity for Management of Sand Dune Parks
This study attempted to find consistent relationships between climate, latitude, and the richness of plant species on sand dunes. The richness of plant species on sand dunes in the Northern and the Southern hemisphere decreased with latitude or increased with air temperature. This suggests a latitudinal gradient of vascular plant richness on sand dunes in both hemispheres. However, the relationships between the richness of coastal plant species a…
The Role of Ecological Diversity and Identity for Sustainable Development of Islands
A multidisciplinary research method is essential to get a handle on the various features of the island. First of all, it is required to understand the basis of living environment such as biological resources and topography in land and ocean, and the supply of safe drinking water. Also, the physical feature of accessibility, that is, distance from the mainland and how to move, becomes an essential element. Since life on the islands almost entirely…
Mermaids of South Korea
The Haenyeo (women divers) from the many islands of South Korea are internationally known for their diving for abalone, but also harvest many other ocean species. A longstanding part of history, particularly amongst Korean islands, Haenyeo have been actively diving for centuries. These women have intricate knowledge of their environments, and their specific Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) is exceptional, but quickly disappearing. The Haeny…
Importance of Biotic and Soil Factors in Determining the Distribution Strategies of Coastal Salt Marsh Plants
The distribution of plant communities in the salt marshes of the southwestern coasts of South Korea was studied, along with environmental or plant factors, by canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) and the competitor (C), stress tolerator (S), and ruderal (R) (CSR) ecological strategies. The coastal salt-marsh plants were classified into three plant-factor groups in the CCA biplot diagram. Group 1 was correlated with LS and FP. Group 2 was corre…
Distribution Strategies of Vascular Plants at the Reclaimed Lands at the Saemangum Sea Dike
The distribution of plant communities in the reclaimed land of the southwestern coasts of South Korea, along with the environmental or plant factors, was studied through canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) and the competitor (C), stress tolerator (S), and ruderal (R) (CSR) ecological strategies. The coastal reclaimed land plants were classified into three plant-factor groups in the CCA biplot diagram. Axis1 was correlated with LS, SLA, CH, an…
Changes and Chaos in Islands and Seascapes
Besides the great burden that has been placed on the world by the COVID-19 pandemic, radical climate change is causing natural disasters in every corner of the world. According to the IPCC’s most recent report, rising global temperatures already have very negative impacts beyond our expectation. The main cause of this lies in human activities that drive global population growth, ongoing urbanization, excessive use of natural resources, and so on.…
Historical, Geographical, and Biocultural Values of ‘Doksal’, Korean Stone Tidal Weirs
The sea is a space where ‘humans, materials, and information’ come and go. Given the abundant resources it provides, the sea has been significant in human culture until the present day. In particular, humans have made great advances in technological development and knowledge acquisition in relation to the use of fishing grounds. A characteristic example is the use of stone tidal weirs, a traditional fishing method that utilizes tidal differences …
Biocultural Diversity and Islandness
Humans have long utilized the surrounding landscape and organisms as life resources and developed new species of organisms through cultivation. The utilization of biodiversity has played a vital role in advancing human culture, specifically regarding food and habitation. This accumulated knowledge on the ecosystem has transcended geographical boundaries of rivers, mountains, and seas, spreading to other countries where it has been adjusted or ado…
Living Tool Diversity (LTD) along Environmental and Population Gradients in Shinan-gun, South Korea
To measure influences of environmental factors and population on Living Tool Diversity (LTD) in 10 islands of Shinan-gun, the number of living tools was determined. Correlation analysis, simple linear regression analysis, and principal component analysis (PCA) were performed. Results showed that coastline length and population were positively related to LTD and thus, island size and human dynamics. PCA results showed that living tools could be cl…
Water Security In Tunda Island, Banten Indonesia
Water availability and management for water security on small islands are critical. The purpose of this research is to uncover the water resources issue at a small island community level as well as discourse on the potential threats and sustainable management for water security. Tunda Island, located in the Java Sea, is one of 81 small islands in Banten Province, Indonesia. Data were collected through focus group discussions, open interviews with…
Plant species richness (PSR) along island biogeographical gradients in inhabited islands of Shinan-gun, Republic of Korea
The objective of this study is assess the influences of 8 environmental factors, population, coastline length, island area, vegetated area, highest peak, distance to the mainland, longitude, latitude on vascular plant species richness (PSR) of 10 inhabited islands of Shinan-gun, South Korea. In simple regression, the relationships between PSR and distance to the mainland, longitude and latitude were significant at the 5% level. When distance incr…
Maritime Jurisdiction and Sea Boundary Delimitation around Small Offshore Islands
The Sasudo sea area, located between Wando-gun in Jeollanam-do and Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, consists of a small island and its surrounding waters long used as a key coastal fishery ground. The Constitutional Court’s 2005Hun-Ra11 decision confirmed Jeju’s administrative jurisdiction over the island itself but expressly left unresolved the question of jurisdiction over the broader adjacent waters. This created a structural legal vacuum…
Geography (23 works) · Ecology (17 works) · Biology (14 works) · Environmental Science (10 works) · Diversity (politics (7 works) · Sustainability (7 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Environmental and Cultural Studies in Latin America and Beyond (6 works) · Geology (6 works) · Island Studies and Pacific Affairs (6 works)