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Mad about wildlife: looking at social conflict over wildlife
Ann Herda-Rapp & Theresa L. Goedeke (eds.)
Boston: Brill (2005)
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This collection of qualitative case studies demonstrates how social groups create opposing symbolic meanings of Nature during conflict over wildlife issues. It highlights the untapped utility of constructionist approaches for understanding how different meanings can ultimately affect wildlife and people.Links
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""You can't eat" paper fish": Recent attempts to link local ecological knowledge and fisheries science in atlantic canada. (pages 2--223)Lawrence F. Felt
The hunters and the hunted: Context and evolution of game management in germanic countries versus the united states. (pages 2--171)Richard Hummel & Theresa L. Goedeke
We all can just get along: the social constructions of prairie dog stakeholders and the use of a transactional management approach in devising a species conservation plan. (pages 2--253)Brett Zollinger & Steven E. Daniels
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