Landscape, Process and Power: Re-evaluating Traditional Environmental Knowledge

Contents\nList of Figures and Tables\nList of Contributors\nForeword\nChapter 1 Introduction\nChapter 2 A Genealogy of Scientific Representations of Indigenous Knowledge\nChapter 3 The Cultural and Economic Globalisation of Traditional Environmental Knowledge Systems\nChapter 4 Competing and Coexisting with Cormorants Ambiguity and Change in European Wetlands\nChapter 5 Pathways To Developmen Identity, Landscape and Industry in Papua New Guinea\nChapter 6 How Do They See It? Traditional Resource Management, Distrubance and Biodiversity Conservation In Papua New Guinea\nChapter 7 Wild Plants as Agricultural Indicators Linking Ethnobotany with Traditional Ecological Knowledge\nChapter 8 How Does Migration Affect Ethnobotanical Knowledge and Social Organisation in a West Papuan Village?\nChapter 9 Reproduction and Development of Expertise Within Communities of Practice A Case Study of Fishing Activities in South Buton (Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia)\nChapter 10 Review of an Attempt to Apply the Carrying Capacity Concept in the New Guinea Highlands Cultural Practice Disconcerts Ecological Expectation\nChapter 11 Managing the Gabra Oromo Commons of Kenya, Past and Present\nIndex