Stealing shining rivers agrarian conflict, market logic, and conservation in a Mexican forest /

Stealing shining rivers agrarian conflict, market logic, and conservation in a Mexican forest /

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Main Author: Doane, Molly, 1966-
Corporate Author: ebrary, Inc
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Tucson : University of Arizona Press, c2012.
Subjects:
Rain forest conservation > Political aspects > Mexico > Chimalapas Region.
Political ecology > Mexico > Chimalapas Region.
Social conflict > Mexico > Chimalapas Region.
Commons > Mexico > Chimalapas Region.
Land tenure > Political aspects > Mexico > Chimalapas Region.
Capitalism > Environmental aspects > Mexico > Chimalapas Region.
Chimalapas Region (Mexico) > Environmental conditions.
Chimalapas Region (Mexico) > Politics and government.
Chimalapas Region (Mexico) > Rural conditions.
Chimalapas Region (Mexico) > Economic conditions.
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Table of Contents:
  • Timeline of Important Events
  • Introduction: Practicing Political Ecology in Chimalapas
  • Section I. Time, Space, Politics
  • Shining Rivers : Chimalapas in Time and Space
  • Megaprojects in Mexico's South : Liberal Shadows in a Global Era
  • Section II. The Emergence of the Environment
  • Wild Places : The Production of Nature and the Environment
  • Imagining Chimalapas : Leadership, Legitimacy, and Representation
  • The Long-Distance Jaguar : Creating an Ecological Community in Chimalapas
  • Section III. The Politics of the Environment
  • Decentralized Authoritarianism : Political Control in Chimalapas
  • Please, No Politics : The Institutional Isolation of Maderas and the New Government Role
  • Conclusion: Decentralized Authoritarianism and Accumulation by Conservation in Chimalapas
  • Appendix A: List of Participants
  • Appendix B: Institutional Funding for Maderas del Pueblo between 1991 and 2000
  • Appendix C: Government Agencies in Chimalapas, 1995-2000
  • Appendix D: WWF Funding Lines, 1997-2000
  • Appendix E: Institutional Presence in Chimalapas, 2003-2008.

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