Recenzja książki Human-Environment Interactions - Brondízio, Eduardo S.

\nForeword by Elinor Ostrom\nIntroduction\nPart I: Health and Adaptation Approaches\n\n\nA Half-Century Portrait: Health Transition in the Xavante Indians from Central Brazil\n\n\nBalancing People, Politics, and Resources in Rural Tibet\n\n\nHuman-Wildlife Contact and Emerging Infectious... przeczytaj całość

Foreword by Elinor Ostrom

Introduction

Part I: Health and Adaptation Approaches

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A Half-Century Portrait: Health Transition in the Xavante Indians from Central Brazil
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Balancing People, Politics, and Resources in Rural Tibet
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Human-Wildlife Contact and Emerging Infectious Diseases
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Part II: Land Change and Landscape Management Approaches

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Change in Natural Resource Management: An Experiment with \'Participatory GIS\'
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Peopled Parks: Forest Change in India\'s Protected Landscapes
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Public-Private Interactions in the Conservation of Private Forests in the United States
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The Monitoring of Land-Cover Change and Management across Gradient Landscapes in Africa
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Part III: Institutional and Political Ecology Approaches

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Between Cooperation and Conflict: The Implementation of Agro-Extractive Settlements in the Lower Amazonian Floodplain
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Conservation of Natural Resources: Which Matters -Having a Regulation or the Size of the Penalty Imposed?
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Small-Scale Farmers and the Challenges of Environmental Conservation and Rural Development: Case Studies from the State of São Paulo and the Amazon Region
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Institutional Evolution, Forest Conservation, and Rapid Change in Rural Honduras
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Land-Use Institutions and Natural Resources in Fast-Growing Communities at the Urban-Rural Fringe
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Part IV: Historical and Archeological Approaches

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Agroforestry in Tomé-Açu-An Alternative to Pasture in the Amazon
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Changing Driving Forces, Imposed Tenure Regimes, and Tree-Cover Change on Village Landscapes in the West Mengo Region of Uganda, 1890 to 2002
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Was Agriculture a Key Productive Activity in Precolonial Amazonia? The Stable Productive Basis for Social Equality in the Central Amazon
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Part V. Future Directions