Forest futures: global representations and ground realities in the Himalayas/ Antje Linkenbach.

By:

Linkenbach, Antje

Material type:

TextSeries: (Nature, culture, conservation series)Publication details: London: Seagull Books, 2007.Description: xii, 329 p.; 22 cmISBN:

1905422520

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DDC classification:

574.52642 LIN/F

Contents:

1. How to make one's interlocutors present? Approaching local perspectives on forest and ecology in Garhwal 2. The region: A geographical and socio-historical sketch of Uttarakhand with special reference to Garhwal 3. Resisting commercial forest exploitation: A narrative approach to Chipko Andolan 4. Ecology and development: Two "powerful" narratives 5. Discourses on forest rights and forest use in Uttarakhand 6. The interconnection between forest and life in a village of Rawain (western Garhwal): A case study 7. Conclusion: Lessons from Uttarakhand or the locals speak back

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	General Books Science Library	Science Library, Sikkim University Science Library General Section				574.52642 LIN/F (Browse shelf(Opens below))					Available	Books For SU Science Library		P04274

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Result of research carried out in Garhwal, India.

1. How to make one's interlocutors present? Approaching local perspectives on forest and ecology in Garhwal

2. The region: A geographical and socio-historical sketch of Uttarakhand with special reference to Garhwal

3. Resisting commercial forest exploitation: A narrative approach to Chipko Andolan

4. Ecology and development: Two "powerful" narratives

5. Discourses on forest rights and forest use in Uttarakhand

6. The interconnection between forest and life in a village of Rawain (western Garhwal): A case study

7. Conclusion: Lessons from Uttarakhand or the locals speak back

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