Although life and land decisions are individual, driven by perceptions of reality, they reflect broader social processes. This research aims to understand relevant land-use change processes and the context within which land-use change occurs in the study area. For this, we employ grounded theory techniques and procedures to analyze narratives and life history interviews. Based on these narratives, we re-construct past land-use changes. Additionally, we identify structural conditions that drive change, several dimensions of change, including cultural-cognitive dimensions, and future discourses. The identified structural conditions motivate changes in concepts, actions, and practices, in land-use, and institutions, eventually leading to generational changes. Further research is needed to examine how the so-called structural conditions producing change varies in different settings and contexts. These findings can provide insight into certain patterns and knowledge that may contribute to community planning, policy design, and the conception of sustainable solutions with more grounded knowledge.

尽管生活和土地的决定是个人的，受现实认识的驱动，但它们反映了更广泛的社会过程。本研究旨在了解相关的土地利用变化过程以及研究区域内土地利用变化发生的背景。为此，我们采用扎实的理论技术和程序来分析叙事和生活史访谈。基于这些叙述，我们重新构建了过去的土地利用变化。此外，我们确定了驱动变化的结构性条件，变化的几个维度，包括文化认知维度和未来的话语。所确定的结构条件促使土地利用和机构的观念，行动和实践发生变化，最终导致世代变化。需要进行进一步的研究，以研究产生变化的所谓结构条件在不同环境和背景下如何变化。这些发现可以洞察某些模式和知识，这些模式和知识可能有助于社区规划，政策设计以及具有更多基础知识的可持续解决方案的概念。