Socio-ecological shocks, weak community support systems, and tragic responses of farmers – A modeling study on India

Keyphrases

• India 100%
• Socio-ecological 100%
• Ecological Shocks 100%
• Community Support Systems 100%
• Agriculture 66%
• Indebtedness 66%
• Well-being 33%
• Politicians 33%
• Social Economics 33%
• Economic Conditions 33%
• Social Environment 33%
• Practice Theory 33%
• Socio-ecological Systems 33%
• Socio-spatial 33%
• Collaborative Action 33%
• Environmental Conditions 33%
• Spatial Governance 33%
• Mental Distress 33%
• Agroecosystem 33%
• Punjab 33%
• Security Perception 33%
• Collaborative Partnerships 33%
• Maharashtra 33%
• Emotional Toll 33%
• Agricultural Vulnerability 33%
• Tipping Point Analysis 33%
• Marathwada 33%
• Vidarbha 33%
• Economic Instability 33%
• Farmer Communities 33%
• Food Scarcity 33%
• Agricultural Economy 33%
• Community State 33%
• Response Mechanism 33%
• Economic Distress 33%
• Karnataka 33%
• Research Frame 33%
• Deccan 33%
• Family Meals 33%
• Farmer Suicide 33%
• Institutional Response 33%
• Intricate Relationships 33%
• Agricultural Entrepreneurs 33%
• Low Growth 33%
• Community University 33%

Social Sciences

• India 100%
• Community Support 100%
• Practice Theory 33%
• Research Focus 33%
• Socio-Ecological System 33%
• Social Economics 33%
• Agricultural Economy 33%
• Framing 33%
• Collaboration 33%