Publicaciones seleccionadas

2022	Schmook, B., Radel, C., Carte, L., Johnson, R. Green Revolution: Constrained spatial imaginaries and smallholder farming in Guatemala’s Pacific lowlands. Forthcoming in Professional Geographer.
2022	Schmook, B., Radel, C., Carte, L. Migration as a survival strategy for smallholder farmers facing an authoritarian extractivist regime in Nicaragua. Forthcoming in LASA Forum.
2021	Carte, L., Hofflinger, A., Polk, M. Expanding exotic forest plantations and declining rural populations in La Araucanía, Chile. Land 10, 283.
2019	Carte, L., Radel, C., Schmook, B. “Subsistence migration: Smallholder food security and the maintenance of agriculture through mobility in Nicaragua.” The Geographical Journal 185 (2), 180-193.
2019	Carte, L., Radel, C., Schmook, B. Johnson, R. “The slow displacement of smallholder farming families: land, hunger and labor migration in Nicaragua and Guatemala. Land 8 (6).
2019	Radel, C. Jokisch, BD, Schmook, B., Carte, L., Aguilar- Støen, M. Hermans, K., Zimmerer, K., Aldrich, S. “Migration as a feature of land systems transitions.” Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability 38: 103-110.
2019	Jokisch, BD, Radel, C., Carte, L. Schmook, B. “Migration matters: How migration is critical to contemporary human-environment geography.” Geography Compass 13 (8).
2018	Radel, C.; Schmook, B; Carte, L.; Mardero, S. “The weak position of smallholders in northwestern Nicaragua: land, labor migration, and climate change adaptation.” World Development. 108 (C).
2017	Carte, L. “Mexican bureaucrats and the everyday restriction of transnational migration in a context of scarcity.” Territory, Politics and Governance. 5(3).
2016	Torres, R. and Carte, L. “Migration and Development? The Gendered Costs of Migration on Mexico’s Rural ‘Left Behind.’” Geographical Review 106 (3): 399-420.
2014	Carte, L. “Everyday Restriction: Central American Women and the State in the Mexico-Guatemala Border City of Tapachula.” International Migration Review 40 (1):113-143.
2013	Carte, L. and Torres, R. “Role Playing: a Feminist-geopolitical Analysis of the Everyday Workings of the Mexican state.” Gender, Place and Culture

Selected publications

2022	Schmook, B., Radel, C., Carte, L., Johnson, R. Green Revolution: Constrained spatial imaginaries and smallholder farming in Guatemala’s Pacific lowlands. Forthcoming in Professional Geographer.
2022	Schmook, B., Radel, C., Carte, L. Migration as a survival strategy for smallholder farmers facing an authoritarian extractivist regime in Nicaragua. Forthcoming in LASA Forum.
2021	Carte, L., Hofflinger, A., Polk, M. Expanding exotic forest plantations and declining rural populations in La Araucanía, Chile. Land 10, 283.
2019	Carte, L., Radel, C., Schmook, B. “Subsistence migration: Smallholder food security and the maintenance of agriculture through mobility in Nicaragua.” The Geographical Journal 185 (2), 180-193.
2019	Carte, L., Radel, C., Schmook, B. Johnson, R. “The slow displacement of smallholder farming families: land, hunger and labor migration in Nicaragua and Guatemala. Land 8 (6).
2019	Radel, C. Jokisch, BD, Schmook, B., Carte, L., Aguilar- Støen, M. Hermans, K., Zimmerer, K., Aldrich, S. “Migration as a feature of land systems transitions.” Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability 38: 103-110.
2019	Jokisch, BD, Radel, C., Carte, L. Schmook, B. “Migration matters: How migration is critical to contemporary human-environment geography.” Geography Compass 13 (8).
2018	Radel, C.; Schmook, B; Carte, L.; Mardero, S. “The weak position of smallholders in northwestern Nicaragua: land, labor migration, and climate change adaptation.” World Development. 108 (C).
2017	Carte, L. “Mexican bureaucrats and the everyday restriction of transnational migration in a context of scarcity.” Territory, Politics and Governance. 5(3).
2016	Torres, R. and Carte, L. “Migration and Development? The Gendered Costs of Migration on Mexico’s Rural ‘Left Behind.’” Geographical Review 106 (3): 399-420.
2014	Carte, L. “Everyday Restriction: Central American Women and the State in the Mexico-Guatemala Border City of Tapachula.” International Migration Review 40 (1):113-143.
2013	Carte, L. and Torres, R. “Role Playing: a Feminist-geopolitical Analysis of the Everyday Workings of the Mexican state.” Gender, Place and Culture