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Evolution and Collapse of Ejidos in Mexico—To What Extent Is Communal Land Used for Urban Development?

Melissa Schumacher,
Pamela Durán-Díaz,
Anne Kristiina Kurjenoja,
Eduardo Gutiérrez-Juárez and
David A. González-Rivas

Land2019, 8(10), 146;https://doi.org/10.3390/land8100146

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7 October 2019

The ejido system, based on communal land in Mexico, was transformed to private ownership due to neoliberal trends in the 1990s. Based on the theory of stakeholders being agents of change, this study aimed to describe the land policies that changed th...

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Competitive Integration of Social Tourism Enterprises Through an Organizational Management System: The Case of El Jorullo in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco

Carlos Salvador Peña-Casillas,
Rodrigo Espinoza-Sánchez,
José Alejandro López-Sánchez and
Perla Aguilar-Navarrete

Systems2024, 12(12), 549;https://doi.org/10.3390/systems12120549

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10 December 2024

Ejidos are a unique form of land ownership in Mexico based on cooperative and mutual aid, characterized by management problems. Some ejidos have given rise to social tourism enterprises (STE), which seek to respond to local needs by carrying out trad...

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Floristic Diversity and Cultural Importance in Agroforestry Systems on Small-Scale Farmer’s Livelihoods in Central Veracruz, México

Sjoerd Pietersen,
Juan Carlos López-Acosta,
Jorge Antonio Gomez-Díaz and
Maite Lascurain-Rangel

Sustainability2018, 10(1), 279;https://doi.org/10.3390/su10010279

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22 January 2018

México is a cultural and biological megadiverse country with an increased anthropogenic pressure on its tropical landscapes. The study area was the ejido “Los Ídolos”, Misantla, Central Veracruz, Mexico. The main objective of this research was to ide...

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