TY  - BOOK
AU  - Nathan,Dev
AU  - Kelkar,Govind
AU  - Walter,Pierre
TI  - Globalization and indigenous peoples in Asia: changing the local-global interface 
SN  - 0761932534
AV  - HC415.E5 G66 2004
U1  - 303.4825 22
PY  - 2004///]
CY  - New Delhi, Thousand Oaks
PB  - SAGE Publications
KW  - Sustainable development
KW  - Social aspects
KW  - Asia
KW  - Economic development
KW  - Indigenous peoples
KW  - Economic conditions
KW  - Globalization
KW  - Economic aspects
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Foreword; Phrang Roy --; Introduction; Dev Nathan and Govind Kelkar --; 1; Environmental services and the case for local forest management; Dev Nathan --; 2; Indigenous communities' knowledge of local ecological services; Sanjay Kumar --; 3; Local environmental services : forest management and terraced agriculture, a case study of the Hani of the Ailao Mountains, Yunnan, China; Wang Qinghua --; 4; Conflict in resource management of ecosystem services : water in the Lashi Watershed, Lijiang, Yunnan, China; Yu Xiaogang --; 5; Impact of the state logging ban in Meghalaya, India; Tiplut Nongbri --; 6; Timber and local accumulation in China; Dev Nathan and Yu Xiaogang --; 7; Northeast India : market and the transition from communal to private property; Dev Nathan --; 8; Tourism and forest management among the Hani in Xishuangbanna, China; Pierre Walter --; 9; Tourism and gender relations in Lijiang, China; Govind Kelkar --; 10; Crafting an alternative : leasehold forestry for livelihoods of the poor in Nepal; Dev Nathan and Girija Shrestha --; 11; External trade and development of upland peoples in the Himalaya-Hindukush; Dev Nathan and N. S. Jodha --; Conclusion : civilizational change : markets and privatization among indigenous peoples; Dev Nathan and Govind Kelkar
N2  - "Going against the tendency to decry globalization as entirely negative, the book explores globalization's contradictory nature. Combining economics with anthropology to propose practical alternatives, this important and timely volume will attract a wide readership. It is of direct relevance to scholars and researchers in the areas of development economics, anthropology, environmental studies and forestry. It will also be very useful to policy makers, activists and development professionals dealing with issues relating to the environment and indigenous peoples."--BOOK JACKET
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