East Asia Research

Asymmetric Evolution and Multi-Scenario Projections of Landscape Ecological Risk in a China–North Korea Transboundary Basin Under Land-Use Change

Transboundary river basins combine spatially continuous ecological processes with nationally differentiated land use, development intensity, and environmental governance, yet it remains unclear how these asymmetries shape landscape ecological risk (LER) and whether alternative ne...

From “Caring for the home” to “Caring for the environment”: Migrant Domestic Workers and Circular Household Waste Management in Singapore

This article advances a relational feminist approach to better understand the roles that migrant domestic workers play in their everyday handling of household waste in Singapore. Despite emerging scholarly emphasis on the feminization of waste work in circular transitions, the ou...