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Rethinking resource management: justice, sustainability and indigenous peoples/ Richard Howitt

By: Howitt, RichardMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Routledge, 2001Description: xviii, 446 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cmISBN: 9780415123327Subject(s): Natural resources--Management | Sustainable development | Indigenous peoples | Distributive justiceDDC classification: 333.7

Contents:

Worlds turned upside down -- The problem of 'seeing' -- Complexity in resource management systems: conceptualising abstractions and internal relations -- Beyond 'negotiation': rethinking conceptual building blocks -- Reading landscapes: cartesian geographies or places of the heart? -- Ethics for resource managers -- Case studies: a research tool for resource management -- Recognition, respect and reconciliation: changing relations between Aborigines and mining interests in Australia -- Dependent nations or sovereign governments? treaties, governance and resources in the USA -- Indigenous rights or states' rights: hydro-power in Norway and Quebec -- Diversity and world order: professional practice and resource managers -- Social impact assessment -- Policy arenas: reform, regulation and monitoring -- Co-management of local resources -- Sustainability, equity and optimism.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	333.7 HOW/R (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P08114

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Worlds turned upside down --
The problem of 'seeing' --
Complexity in resource management systems: conceptualising abstractions and internal relations --
Beyond 'negotiation': rethinking conceptual building blocks --
Reading landscapes: cartesian geographies or places of the heart? --
Ethics for resource managers --
Case studies: a research tool for resource management --
Recognition, respect and reconciliation: changing relations between Aborigines and mining interests in Australia --
Dependent nations or sovereign governments? treaties, governance and resources in the USA --
Indigenous rights or states' rights: hydro-power in Norway and Quebec --
Diversity and world order: professional practice and resource managers --
Social impact assessment --
Policy arenas: reform, regulation and monitoring --
Co-management of local resources --
Sustainability, equity and optimism.

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