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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents ix
3. List of Illustrations xiii
4. Preface and Acknowledgments xv
5. PART I. Across the Terrain
6. INTRODUCTION: Toward a Broader Vision of Justice and Nature Conservation 3
7. CHAPTER 1. Contested Communities, Malignant Markets, and Gilded Governance: Justice, Resource Extraction, and Conservation in the Tropics 21
8. CHAPTER 2. Beyond Distributive Justice: Resource Extraction and Environmental Justice in the Tropics 52
9. PART II.On Location: Case Studies
10. CHAPTER 3 Justice for Whom? Contemporary Images of Amazonia 67
11. CHAPTER 4. Outrage in Rubber and Oil: Extractivism, Indigenous Peoples, and Justice in the Upper Amazon 83
12. CHAPTER 5. Land, Justice, and the Politics of Conservation in Tanzania 117
13. CHAPTER 6. Rebellion, Representation, and Enfranchisement in the Forest Villages of Makacoulibantang, Eastern Senegal 134
14. CHAPTER 7. The Damar Agroforests of Krui, Indonesia: Justice for Forest Farmers 159
15. CHAPTER 8. Tropical Forests Forever? A Contextual Ecology of Bentian Rattan Agroforestry Systems 204
16. CHAPTER 9. Global Markets, Local Injustice in Southeast Asian Seas: The Live Fish Trade and Local Fishers in the Togean Islands of Sulawesi 234
17. CHAPTER 10. Exploitation of Gaharu, and Forest Conservation Efforts in the Kayan Mentarang National Park, East Kalimantan, Indonesia 259
18. CHAPTER 11. The Meaning of the Manatee: An Examination of Community-Based Ecotourism Discourse and Practice in Gales Point, Belize 285
19. CHAPTER 12. Profits, Prunus, and the Prostate: International Trade in Tropical Bark 309
20. CHAPTER 13. A Tale of Two Villages: Culture, Conservation, and Ecocolonialism in Samoa 330
21. CHAPTER 14. One in Ten Thousand? The Cameroon Case of Ancistrocladus korupensis 345
22. CHAPTER 15. The Fate of the Collections: Social Justice and the Annexation of Plant Genetic Resources 374
23. References 403
24. Contributors 437
25. Index 443