Nature in the global south environmental projects in South and Southeast Asia (Duke University Press, 2003)
Includes bibliographical references (pages [367]-409) and index
Introduction - Paul Greenough - Anna Lowenhaupt -- - PART I. SCALES, LOGICS, AND AGENTS -- - Tropical knowledges -- - Natures of culture: environment and race in the colonial tropics - Warwick Anderson -- - Dividing lines: nature, culture, and commerce in Indonesia's Aru Islands, 1856-1997 - Charles Zerner -- - Move from minor to major: competing discourses of nontimber forest products in India - Roger Jeffery ... [and others] -- - Rural landscaping -- - Forest discourses in South and Southeast Asia: a comparison with global discourses - Michael R. Dove -- - Agrarian allegory and global futures - Anna Lowenhaupt -- - Foreign trees: lives and landscapes in Rajasthan - Ann Grodzins Gold -- - PART II. TOWARD LIVABLE ENVIRONMENTS: COMPROMISES AND CAMPAINGS -- - States of nature / states in nature -- - Pathogens, pugmarks, and political "emergency": the 1970s South Asian debate on nature - Paul Greenough -- - Territorializing local struggles for resource control: a look at environmental discourses and politics in Indonesia - Nancy Lee Peluso -- - Scientific forestry and genealogies of development in Bengal - K. Sivaramakrishman -- - Uneasy allies -- - Tribal politics and discourses of Indian environmentalism - Amita Baviskar -- - Voices for the Borneo rain forest: writing the history of an environmental campaign - J. Peter Brosius -- - Practical spirituality and community forests: monks, ritual, and radical conservatism in Thailand - Susan M. Darlington