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Conservation and Society is a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary open access journal dedicated to the advancement of the theory and practice of conservation, drawing on both natural and social sciences.
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Volume 7 Issue 3 includes articles on key issues around cultivation and nature reserves, about community managed conservation and about decentralisation of water resources, in locations such as sub-Saharan Africa, Scotland and the Himalayas. Click here to view toc
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| Volume 7 Issue 4 is a special issue—The Predicaments of Power and Nature in India—which draws on environmental history and politics to consider past and present challenges for Indian conservation. Click here to view toc |
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| Response to 'Is the Displacement of People from Parks only 'Purported' or is it Real?' (Schmidt-Soltau 2009) |
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| Bryan Curran, Terry Sunderland, Fiona Maisels, Stella Asaha, Michael Balinga, Louis Defo, Andrew Dunn, Karin von Loebenstein, John Oates, Philipp Roth, Paul Telfer, Leonard Usongo |
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The debate concerning the conservation-related displacement of people in Central Africa remains strongly polarised. In an earlier paper (Curran et al. 2009), we made a cle... |
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| Causes and Consequences of Displacement Decision-making in Banhine National Park, Mozambique |
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| Chad Dear, Stephen McCool |
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| Around the world, decision-making is looming regarding the displacement of people resident in and reliant on the natural capital in protected areas. While policies such as the World Bank's safeguard p... |
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| Sports-hunting, Fairness and Colonial Identity: Collaboration and Subversion in the Northwestern Frontier Region of the British Indian Empire |
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| Shafqat Hussain |
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| This paper examines the place of hunting in the construction of identity for both British colonial sportsmen and indigenous hunters on the north-western frontier region of the British Indian empire, i... |
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