Pastoral Politics: Shepherds, Bureaucrats, and Conservation in the Western HimalayaOxford University Press, 1999 - 246 Seiten This Book Contends That There Is An Alarmist Rhetoric On Grazing-Induced Degradation In The Western Himalaya. The Book Highlights The Potential For Institutional And Political Pressures To Influence The Nature Of Conservation Rhetoric As Well As The Direction Of Policies Advocated By Conservation Agencies. This Book Is Indispensable For An Understanding Of Environmental Rhetoric And Government Functioning And Policy. Academics, Environmentalists, Ngos And Policy Makers Will Find It Useful. |
Inhalt
Interplay of Property Labour Wealth | 12 |
A Question of Control | 44 |
Circumvention and Negotiation | 66 |
Urheberrecht | |
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Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
alarmist analysis animal numbers Ankola Bara Bangahal Basta 27 Bilaspur buffalo cattle century Chapter Chota Bangahal Commissioner communities conservation policies Conservator of Forests context cultivation deforestation degradation demonstrate Dharampur dhars discourse environmental FD's File flooding forest conservancy forest cover Forest Department forest lands Forest Officer forestry Gaddi goat and sheep Gorrie Govt grazing pressures grazing rights Gujjars herd herder access herders Himachal Pradesh Forest Himachal's Himalaya Hoshiarpur Siwaliks Ibid increase Indian Forester individual herders Indo-Gangetic plains influence issues Jullundur Kangra district Kinnaur Kulu labour land use practices livestock Mandher Nahan number of animals overgrazing Parmar particular pastoralism pastoralist political population Progs Punjab Punjab RAD Forests rainfall regard region restrictions result Revenue Department rhetoric rights holders rights to graze Sarkaghat Secy Serial shepherd grazing Sirmour Siwalik Hills soil erosion specific suggested timber Uhl Valley vegetation village winter grazing grounds