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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Illustrations ix
- Acknowledgments xiii
- 1. From Fragmentation to Forest Resurgence: Paradigms, Representations, and Practices 1
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Part I. Conceptual Frameworks. Rethinking Social Lives and Forest Transitions: History, Ideologies, Institutions, and the Matrix
- 2. False Forest History, Complicit Social Analysis: Rethinking Some West African Environmental Narratives 14
- 3. Stories of Nature’s Hybridity in Europe: Implications for Forest Conservation in the Global South 31
- 4. Adam Smith in the Forest 45
- 5. Jungles, Forests, and the Theatre of Wars: Insurgency, Counterinsurgency, and the Political Forest in Southeast Asia 55
- 6. Mutant Ecologies: Radioactive Life in Post–Cold War New Mexico 70
- 7. Pan-Tropical Perspectives on Forest Resurgence 84
- 8. The Social Lives of Forest Transitions and Successions: Theories of Forest Resurgence 97
- 9. Paradigms Lost: Tropical Conservation under Late Capitalism 114
- 10. Effects of Human Activities on Successional Pathways: Case Studies from Lowland Wet Forests of Northeastern Costa Rica 129
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Part II. Historical Ecologies. Human-Forest Relationships and the Erasure of History
- 11. Constructing Nature: Socio-Natural Histories of an Indian Forest 148
- 12. Culturing the Rainforest: The Kelabit Highlands of Sarawak 161
- 13. Residual Effects of Agroforestry Activities at Dos Hombres, a Classic Period Maya Site in Belize 173
- 14. Forest as Faunal Enclave: Endangerment, Ecology, and Exclusion in India 190
- 15. Amazonia: The Historical Ecology of a Domesticated Landscape 199
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Part III. Market Dynamics. Market Dynamics and Regional Change
- 16. The Fate of the Branded Forest: Science, Violence, and Seduction in the World of Teak 220
- 17. Gendered Knowledge and the African Shea-Nut Tree 231
- 18. Ancient Forest Tea: How Globalization Turned Backward Minorities into Green Marketing Innovators 239
- 19. The Production of Forests: Tree Cover Transitions in Northern Thailand, Northern Laos, and Southern China 249
- 20. From Swidden to Rubber: Transforming Landscape and Livelihoods in Mountainous Northern Laos 260
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Part IV. Institutions. Institutions: The Secret Lives of Forests
- 21. A Forest for My Kingdom? “Forest Rent” and the Politics of History in Asante (Ghana) 279
- 22. The Invisible Map: Community Tenure Rights 291
- 23. Re-Greening the Sahel: Linking Adaptation to Climate Change, Poverty Reduction, and Sustainable Development in Drylands 303
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Part V. The Urban Matrix. Urban Ecologies
- 24. Amazonia 1492: Pristine Forest or Cultural Parkland 315
- 25. Urban Residence, Rural Employment, and the Future of Amazonian Forests 322
- 26. From Fallow Timber to Urban Housing: Family Forestry and Tablilla Production in Peru 336
- 27. Forest Resources, City Services: Globalization, Household Networks, and Urbanization in the Amazon Estuary 348
- 28. Chicago Wilderness: Integrating Biological and Social Diversity in the Urban Garden 362
- Notes 379
- References 389
- Contributors 469
- Index 475
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Illustrations ix
- Acknowledgments xiii
- 1. From Fragmentation to Forest Resurgence: Paradigms, Representations, and Practices 1
-
Part I. Conceptual Frameworks. Rethinking Social Lives and Forest Transitions: History, Ideologies, Institutions, and the Matrix
- 2. False Forest History, Complicit Social Analysis: Rethinking Some West African Environmental Narratives 14
- 3. Stories of Nature’s Hybridity in Europe: Implications for Forest Conservation in the Global South 31
- 4. Adam Smith in the Forest 45
- 5. Jungles, Forests, and the Theatre of Wars: Insurgency, Counterinsurgency, and the Political Forest in Southeast Asia 55
- 6. Mutant Ecologies: Radioactive Life in Post–Cold War New Mexico 70
- 7. Pan-Tropical Perspectives on Forest Resurgence 84
- 8. The Social Lives of Forest Transitions and Successions: Theories of Forest Resurgence 97
- 9. Paradigms Lost: Tropical Conservation under Late Capitalism 114
- 10. Effects of Human Activities on Successional Pathways: Case Studies from Lowland Wet Forests of Northeastern Costa Rica 129
-
Part II. Historical Ecologies. Human-Forest Relationships and the Erasure of History
- 11. Constructing Nature: Socio-Natural Histories of an Indian Forest 148
- 12. Culturing the Rainforest: The Kelabit Highlands of Sarawak 161
- 13. Residual Effects of Agroforestry Activities at Dos Hombres, a Classic Period Maya Site in Belize 173
- 14. Forest as Faunal Enclave: Endangerment, Ecology, and Exclusion in India 190
- 15. Amazonia: The Historical Ecology of a Domesticated Landscape 199
-
Part III. Market Dynamics. Market Dynamics and Regional Change
- 16. The Fate of the Branded Forest: Science, Violence, and Seduction in the World of Teak 220
- 17. Gendered Knowledge and the African Shea-Nut Tree 231
- 18. Ancient Forest Tea: How Globalization Turned Backward Minorities into Green Marketing Innovators 239
- 19. The Production of Forests: Tree Cover Transitions in Northern Thailand, Northern Laos, and Southern China 249
- 20. From Swidden to Rubber: Transforming Landscape and Livelihoods in Mountainous Northern Laos 260
-
Part IV. Institutions. Institutions: The Secret Lives of Forests
- 21. A Forest for My Kingdom? “Forest Rent” and the Politics of History in Asante (Ghana) 279
- 22. The Invisible Map: Community Tenure Rights 291
- 23. Re-Greening the Sahel: Linking Adaptation to Climate Change, Poverty Reduction, and Sustainable Development in Drylands 303
-
Part V. The Urban Matrix. Urban Ecologies
- 24. Amazonia 1492: Pristine Forest or Cultural Parkland 315
- 25. Urban Residence, Rural Employment, and the Future of Amazonian Forests 322
- 26. From Fallow Timber to Urban Housing: Family Forestry and Tablilla Production in Peru 336
- 27. Forest Resources, City Services: Globalization, Household Networks, and Urbanization in the Amazon Estuary 348
- 28. Chicago Wilderness: Integrating Biological and Social Diversity in the Urban Garden 362
- Notes 379
- References 389
- Contributors 469
- Index 475