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1.	A comparative approach to the socio-political and socio-economic organization of the intensive terrace farming at the ancient Maya centre of Minanha, Belize
2.	Development of a survey measuring visitor satisfaction and service quality of cultural and natural sites in Belize
3.	Gardens on hills: Ancient Maya terracing and agricultural production at Chan, Belize
4.	A study of agricultural intensification: Ancient Maya agricultural terracing in the Xunantunich hinterland, Belize, Central America
5.	An examination of contributing factors to land use/land cover change in southern Belize and the use of satellite image analysis to track changes
6.	Assessment of the impacts of tourism development in coastal communities in Belize
7.	Achieving food security through food system resilience: The case of Belize
8.	Identifying ecotourists through benefit segmentation to meet the criteria of sustainable tourism development: Belize as a case study
9.	A science of networks approach to ancient Maya sociopolitical organization (Belize)
10.	Women's employment in mass vs. alternative tourism in Belize: A sentence to wage labor or opportunities for entrepreneurs
11.	Linking land use -- land cover change and ecosystem function in tropical lowland watersheds of Belize, Central America
12.	The influence of stakeholders on stewardship policies: Building sustainable and responsible tourism in Belize
13.	Power Dynamics at a Commoner Hinterland Community in the Maya Lowlands: The Medicinal Trail Site, Northwestern Belize
14.	Tourism-related impacts as perceived by three resident typology groups in San Pedro, Belize
15.	Decolonizing development: Colonialism, Mayanism, and agriculture in Belize
16.	Understanding deforestation in the Maya tropics: Land tenure evolution, institutional delegitimation and the revindication of local norms (Guatemala, Belize, Mexico)
17.	Cayes, coral, tourism and ethnicity in Belize
18.	Analyzing the roles of local non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in sustainable tourism: A case study of Belize, Central America
19.	Leaving no stone unturned: Investigating Preclassic lithic production, consumption, and exchange at San Estevan, Belize and K'o and Hamontun, Guatemala
20.	Nature and progress in rural Creole Belize: Rethinking sustainable development
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