Citation
Wongsaichue, Thanut; Sawangdee, Yothin; & Rindfuss, Ronald R. (2007). Influences of Population Dynamics on Agricultural Land Use in Rural Northeastern Thailand: A Case Study in Nang Rong District. Journal of Population and Social Studies, 15(2), 45-63.Abstract
This is a population study that examines the role of population dynamics, such as fertility, mortality, and out-migration in rural households on agricultural land use. The data of the Nang Rong Projects in 1994-2000 were used for research. The results show that population events which occur in the household affect decision-makings on utilization of land for agriculture. For example, as results show, a death event in the household reduces the probability of agricultural land use, as does an out-migration event. The focus is on household factors, comprising family size, number of labor in household, mean age of labor, number of facility items, age of household head, percentage of agricultural occupation in household, land owned, and number of sibling networks. When household factors are controlled, the results show a pattern of agricultural land use in rural areas following a single population event or several simultaneous events.URL
https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/ef73/4dae08aad4e5710d0a7911fe2cb802a5cf53.pdf?_ga=2.261325069.1081630685.1584970556-374445023.1580761320Reference Type
Journal ArticleYear Published
2007Journal Title
Journal of Population and Social StudiesAuthor(s)
Wongsaichue, ThanutSawangdee, Yothin
Rindfuss, Ronald R.