
Managing the Globalized Environment
Local strategies to secure livelihoods
Published: 1999
Pages: 198
eBook: 9781780445403
Paperback: 9781853394515
Preface | |||
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TiARHTTA GRANFELT vii | |||
List of contributors xi | |||
Life, livelihood, resources and security—Links, and a call for | |||
a new order 1 | |||
ANDERS HJORT-AF-ORNAS and JAN LUNDQVIST | |||
Ogoni—Oil, resource flow and conflict in rural Nigeria 9 | |||
O. OKECHUKWU IBEANU | |||
Environmental awareness and conflict genesis—People versus | |||
parks in Mkomazi Game Reserve, Tanzania 26 | |||
PETER J. ROGERS, D. BROCKINGTON, H. KIWASILA and K. HOMEWOOD | |||
Ethnic groups and the globalization process—Reflections on | |||
the Amazonian groups of Peru from a human ecological | |||
perspective 52 | |||
MAJ-LIS FOLLER | |||
Increasing competition, expanding strategies—Wage work | |||
and resource utilization among the Paliyans of South India 66 | |||
CHRISTER NORSTROM | |||
Agroforestry intensification in the Amazon estuary 88 | |||
EDUARDO S. BRONDIZIO | |||
Rules, norms, organizations and actual practices—Land and water | |||
management in the Ruaha River basin, | |||
Tanzania 114 | |||
JANNIK BOESEN, FAUSTIN MAGANGA and RIE ODGAARD | |||
Sustainable development, industrial metabolism and the | |||
process landscape—Reflections on regional material-flow studies 133 | |||
STEFAN ANDERBERG | |||
Environmental awareness, conflict genesis and governance 150 | |||
GORAN HYDEN | |||
Culture, cultural values, norms and meanings—A framework | |||
for environmental understanding 164 | |||
UNO SVEDIN | |||
Bibliography 173 |