Résultats pour Auteur : "Lambin, Eric F."

Adaptation strategies and climate vulnerability in the Sudano-Sahelian region of West Africa. Mertz Ole, Mbow Cheikh, Reenberg Anette, Genesio Lorenzo, Lambin Eric F., D'Haen Sarah, Zoromé Malick, Rasmussen Kjeld, Diallo Drissa, Barbier Bruno, Bouzou Moussa Ibrahim, Diouf Awa, Nielsen Jonas. Ostergaard, Sandholt Inge. 2011. Atmospheric Science Letters, 12 (1) : 104-108.

Pathogenic landscapes: Interactions between land, people, disease vectors, and their animal hosts. Lambin Eric F., Tran Annelise, Vanwambeke Sophie O, Linard Catherine, Soti Valérie. 2010. International Journal of Health Geographics, 9 (54), 13 p.

The causes of land-use and land-cover change : Moving beyond the myths. Lambin Eric F., Turner B.L., Geist Helmut J., Agbola Samuel B., Angelsen Arild, Bruce John W., Coomes Oliver T., Dirzo Rodolpho, Fischer Günther, Folke Carl, George P.S., Homewwod Katherine, Imbernon Jacques, Leemans Rik, Li Xiubin, Moran Emilio F., Mortimore Michael, Ramakrishnan P.S., Richards John F., Skanes Helle, Steffen Will, Stone Glenn D., Svedin Uno, Veldkamp Tom A., Vogel Coleen, Xu Jianchu. 2001. Global Environmental Change, 11 : 261-269.

Approaches to studying adaptation to climate change and fluctuations in the West-African Sahel-Sudan : Research priorities of the AMMA EU WP 3.2 on impact assessment and adaptation. Sandholt Inge, Reenberg Anette, Rasmussen Kjeld, Barbier Bruno, Baron Christian, Féau Christian, Karambiri Harouna, Lambin Eric F., Muller Bertrand, Norgaard Anette, Sultan Benjamin, Genesio Lorenzo, Vignaroli Patrizio. 2006. In : African Monsoon Multidisciplinary Analyses, 1st International Conference, Dakar, 28th November- 4th December 2005 : extended abstracts. Genau Isabelle (ed.), Marsh Sally P. (ed.), McQuaid Jim (ed.), Redelsperger Jean-Luc (ed.), Thorncroft Christopher (ed.), Redelsperger Jean-Luc (ed.). Projet AMMA. Paris : AMMA International, 532-534. International Conference African Monsoon Multidisciplinary Analyses. 1, Dakar, Sénégal, 28 Novembre 2005/4 Décembre 2005.