UPS Professor Elizabeth Bravo and Melisa Moreano from King College in London wrote the article "Whose Good Living? Post Neo-Liberalism, The Green State and Subverted Alternatives to Development in Ecuador" which is now part of the "International Handbook of Political Ecology" indexed in Scopus and Thomson Reuters Book Citation. 

The paper is based on development, territory, environment and interculturality; it is about how certain conservation policies and practices contribute, or not, to local development from an intercultural perspective. 

The chapters in the International Handbook were written by world famous authors; it is one of a kind and it is used to explore the multidisciplinary field of political ecology. The current issue has breakthroughs on topics, problems, debates and concepts that political ecologists are developing, you will find their social and environmental concerns on these issues. 

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