A Political Ecology of Forest Conservation in India: Communities, Wildlife and the State
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TextPublication details: New York Routledge 2022Description: 202pISBN: 9781032116396Subject(s): ConservationDDC classification: 720.288 | Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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List of figures p.viii, List of tables p.ix, Acknowledgements p.x, Foreword p.xiii, 1. Introduction: a political ecology of forest conservation in the Indian Sundarbans p.1, 2. Reclaiming riverine forests: an environmental history of the Sundarbans p.22, People and forests: understanding social structures in a vulnerable ecology p.39, Forest-based livelihoods, survival crisis and politics of belonging in conservation landscapes p.78, Decentralizing conservation processes through rights-based frameworks: Forest Rights Act and Joint Forest Management p.117, A political ecology of non-human subject making in forest Conservation p.161, 7. Conclusions p.175, Index p.193


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