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“Why did the Fish Cross the Road?”
Environmental Uncertainty and Local Knowledge in Bangladesh
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Paul Sillitoe
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- Frontmatter 1
- Table of Contents 5
- Introduction 7
- ‘Knowledge’ in Development Discourse 21
- Urban Environmental Knowledge as Citizens’ Science 55
- Conflicting Frames of Reference 93
- “We Observe the Weather because we are Farmers” 119
- “Why did the Fish Cross the Road?” 145
- Managing Fire Risk in Indonesia’s Peatlands 185
- Cassava Diversity and Toxicity in Relation to Environmental Degradation 215
- What makes a Social System Resilient? 243
- Afterthoughts 273
- Contributors 281
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter 1
- Table of Contents 5
- Introduction 7
- ‘Knowledge’ in Development Discourse 21
- Urban Environmental Knowledge as Citizens’ Science 55
- Conflicting Frames of Reference 93
- “We Observe the Weather because we are Farmers” 119
- “Why did the Fish Cross the Road?” 145
- Managing Fire Risk in Indonesia’s Peatlands 185
- Cassava Diversity and Toxicity in Relation to Environmental Degradation 215
- What makes a Social System Resilient? 243
- Afterthoughts 273
- Contributors 281
