Democratic decentralisation through a natural resource lens
by Ribot Jesse C
Additional authors:
Larson Anne M
Published by :
Routledge
(London)
Physical details: 260p
ISBN:0-415-34786-6.
Subject(s):
Forest management
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Water resource Management
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Democratic decentralization through a natural resource lens
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Between micro-politics and administrative imperatives- decentralization and watershed mission in Madhya Pradesh, decentralization when land and resource rights are deeply contested - case study of Mkambati eco-tourism project on wild coast of south Africa
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Formal decentralization and imperative of decentralization from below- case study of natural resource management in Nicaragua, democratic decentralization and traditional authority - dilemmas of land administration in rural south Africa, what lies behind decentralization- forest, powers and actors in lowland Bolivia, will decentralization work for the people and forests of Indonesia
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Decentralization, rural livelihoods and pasture- land management in post socialist Mongolia , decentralization and accountability in forest management - case from Yunnan, southwest China, social and organizational roots of ecological uncertainties in Cameroon's forest management decentralization model, user committees- potentially damaging second wave of decentralization, decentralizing water resource management in Brazil, decentralizing natural resource management- recipe for sustainability and equity
Year: 2005
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Books | KILA HEADQUARTERS LIBRARY General Stacks | 352.000473 RIB/D (Browse shelf) | Available | 009636 |