Amelie Bernzen

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University of Vechta

Germany

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Amelie Bernzen is a Full Professor at the University of Vechta in Germany. Her research areas focus on local development, resilience to climate impacts, and agricultural strategies in coastal Bangladesh and West Bengal, India. Recent articles include studies on human capital in disaster resilience, crop diversification under environmental stress, and dietary diversity among farmers. She actively explores the interactions between livelihoods and market structures in South and Southeast Asian deltas.

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Exploring a multiple-helix approach to local development

Crop diversification as a household livelihood strategy under environmental stress. Factors contributing to the adoption of crop diversification in shrimp cultivation and agricultural crop farming zones of coastal Bangladesh

Human capital as a turnkey resource in resilience to cyclones and storm surges: Empirical evidence from coastal Bangladesh

Diversify, produce or buy? An analysis of factors contributing to household dietary diversity among shrimp and non-shrimp farmers in coastal Bangladesh

What drives the creation of nested markets? A qualitative case study of food markets in West Bengal, India

Measuring Household Resilience to Cyclone Disasters in Coastal Bangladesh

Guest Editorial: Geographies of engagement, livelihoods and possibility in South and Southeast Asian deltas

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Franziska Sohns

Boris Braun

Bill Pritchard

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