Mrittika Basu

Assistant Professor

Kyoto University

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Dr. Mrittika Basu is an Assistant Professor at Kyoto University, Japan. Her research primarily focuses on sustainable agriculture, place attachment, ecosystem services, and urban green spaces. Recent articles explore topics such as the impacts of shifting cultivation in Nagaland, the contribution of trees outside forests to sustainability, and the effects of Covid-19 on mental distress among urban residents in India.

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Satoshi Hoshino

Kyoto University

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Shizuka Hashimoto

University of Tokyo

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Understanding Jhum (shifting cultivation) farmers' place‐attachment and ecocentric attitude: Towards a place‐based approach for sustainable mountain agriculture in Nagaland, India

Ecosystem services of ‘Trees Outside Forests (TOF)’ and their contribution to the contemporary sustainability agenda: a systematic review

Residents’ place attachment to urban green spaces in Greater Tokyo region: An empirical assessment of dimensionality and influencing socio-demographic factors

Home gardens moderate the relationship between Covid-19-induced stay-at-home orders and mental distress: a case study with urban residents of India

The role of territorial conflicts in multi-municipal water governance: a case study from Taipei Metropolis

A multi-actor and bottom-up perspective on attaining rural water security: qualitative evidence from India

A rapid indicator-based assessment of foreign resident preparedness in Japan during Typhoon Hagibis

Rapid Emergence and Increasing Risks of Hailstorms: A Potential Threat to Sustainable Agriculture in Northern Bangladesh

The mediating role of place attachment between nature connectedness and human well-being: perspectives from Japan

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Satoshi Hoshino

Shizuka Hashimoto

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