Political ecology: science, myth and power

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New York: Oxford University Press (2000)
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Political ecology has developed as an academic discipline in reaction to the increased concern of nations and individuals about humanity's adverse impact on the environment and the ways international bodies have moved to counter this impact. This new text draws together international experts at the cutting edge of this new field to focus on real world examples of problems and the tension between developed and developing states.

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JA75.8.P643 2000

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A political ecology of forest management : Gender and silvicultural knowledge in the jharkhand, india.Sarah Jewitt & Sanjay Kumar
Contesting the plot : Environmental politics and the urban allotment garden in Britain and japan.Richard Wiltshire, David Crouch & Ren Azuma
Desertification" in north-west namibia.Sian Sullivan
Global environmental security : An emerging "concept of control"?Jeroen Warner
Precipitation, people, pipelines and power in southern Africa : Towards a "virtual water"-based political ecology discourse.A. R. Turton
Rainforest : Biodiversity conservation and the political economy of international financial institutions.Korinna Horta
Environmental myths and narratives : Case studies from zimbabwe.  (pages 45--65)Deborah Potts
Sea-level rise, subsidence and submergence : The political ecology of environmental change in the bengal delta.  (pages 66)Robert W. Bradnock & Patricia L. Saunders
Precipitation, people, pipelines and power: Towards a political ecology discourse of water in Southern Africa.  (pages 132--153)Anthony R. Turton
Ecological possibilities and political constraints : Adjustments of farming to protracted Drought by women and men in the western division of the gambia.  (pages 157--178)Kathleen Baker
Environmental refugees : The origins of a construct.  (pages 218--246)Patricia L. Saunders
Contending environmental knowledge on water in the middle east : Global, regional and national contexts.  (pages 340--76165)J. Anthony Allan

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