El índice h5 es el índice h de los artículos publicados en los últimos 5 años completos. Se trata del número mayor h en cuanto a que h artículos publicados entre 2014 - 2018 deben tener al menos h citas cada uno.ocultar
La mediana h5 de una publicación es el número mediano de citas de los artículos que componen el índice h5.ocultar
Título / AutorCitado porAño
Radical, reformist, and garden-variety neoliberal: coming to terms with urban agriculture's contradictions
N McClintock
Local Environment 19 (2), 147-171
3562014
Whose energy transition is it, anyway? Organisation and ownership of the Energiewende in villages, cities and regions
T Moss, S Becker, M Naumann
Local Environment 20 (12), 1547-1563
1302015
Gathering “wild” food in the city: rethinking the role of foraging in urban ecosystem planning and management
RJ McLain, PT Hurley, MR Emery, MR Poe
Local Environment 19 (2), 220-240
952014
Social innovation and the governance of sustainable places
S Baker, A Mehmood
Local Environment 20 (3), 321-334
872015
Climate change, natural hazards, and risk perception: the role of proximity and personal experience
P Lujala, H Lein, JK Rød
Local Environment 20 (4), 489-509
802015
Green infrastructure and planning policy: a critical assessment
M Lennon
Local Environment 20 (8), 957-980
802015
Mainstreaming climate change adaptation at the local level
T Rauken, PK Mydske, M Winsvold
Local Environment 20 (4), 408-423
782015
Can home gardens scale up into movements for social change? The role of home gardens in providing food security and community change in San Jose, California
L Gray, P Guzman, KM Glowa, AG Drevno
Local Environment 19 (2), 187-203
772014
Cultivating food as a right to the city
M Purcell, SK Tyman
Local Environment 20 (10), 1132-1147
732015
Big society, little justice? Community renewable energy and the politics of localism
P Catney, S MacGregor, A Dobson, SM Hall, S Royston, Z Robinson, ...
Local Environment 19 (7), 715-730
712014
Practicing food justice at Dig Deep Farms & Produce, East Bay Area, California: self-determination as a guiding value and intersections with foodie logics
K Bradley, RE Galt
Local Environment 19 (2), 172-186
662014
Adapting to changing climate risk by local government in New Zealand: institutional practice barriers and enablers
J Lawrence, F Sullivan, A Lash, G Ide, C Cameron, L McGlinchey
Local Environment 20 (3), 298-320
652015
Place attachment as a driver of adaptation in coastal communities in Northern Norway
H Amundsen
Local Environment 20 (3), 257-276
582015
“For the times they are a-changin”: the impact of shifting energy-use practices in time and space
S Higginson, M Thomson, T Bhamra
Local Environment 19 (5), 520-538
572014
Fossil fuel divestment in US higher education: student-led organising for climate justice
J Grady-Benson, B Sarathy
Local Environment 21 (6), 661-681
572016
Re-politicising water governance: exploring water re-allocations in terms of justice
KJ Joy, S Kulkarni, D Roth, M Zwarteveen
Local Environment 19 (9), 954-973
502014
Subversive and interstitial food spaces: transforming selves, societies, and society–environment relations through urban agriculture and foraging
RE Galt, LC Gray, P Hurley
Local Environment 19 (2), 133-146
492014
Inadvertent environmentalism and the action–value opportunity: reflections from studies at both ends of the generational spectrum
R Hitchings, R Collins, R Day
Local Environment 20 (3), 369-385
482015
Living the green city: Freiburg's Solarsiedlung between narratives and practices of sustainable urban development
T Freytag, S Gössling, S Mössner
Local Environment 19 (6), 644-659
482014
Enacting food sovereignty: values and meanings in the act of domestic food production in urban Australia
N Larder, K Lyons, G Woolcock
Local Environment 19 (1), 56-76
482014
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