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the French presence turned into a classic colonial adventure
He explores the processes underlying mass mobilization and the social construction of protest
By focusing on such controversies and conflicts as the status of woman
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LIESBETH SLUTER is a journlist and photographer with a keen interest in environmental issues
Politics of Decentralization, The: Natural Resource Management in Asia Fiction the French presence turned intoEdited by Chusak Wittayapak and Peter Vandergeest This book brings together empirically grounded studies of the decentralization of natural resource management in seven South and Southeast Asian countries. It provides a clear explanation of the key concepts and debates in decentralization relevant to the management of forests, fisheries, and water in the region. The editors draw on evidence presented in the book to argue that the politics of
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