Forest property in the Vietnamese uplands
an ethnography of forest relations in three Dao villages
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Author
Contributions
- Gerke, Solvay. - Contributor
- Evers, Hans-Dieter. - Contributor
- Universität Bonn. Zentrum für Entwicklungsforschung. - Contributor
Publication
2008 - Lit, Münster, Germany
Language
English
Word Count
68,500 words, Guess
Page Count
274 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-103825807738
- ISBN-139783825807733
- Library of Congress Control Number2008386454
- OCLC Control Number181069687
- Better World Books9783825807733
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL22692649M
Classifications
- DDC333.75095957
- LCCDS556.45.Y36 T63 2007
- LCCSD235
Subjects
Topics
VillagesManagementLand tenureCase studiesForest policyPolitcal ecologyForest managementPolitical ecologyRight of propertyCommunity forestsEconomic conditionsCitizen participationForests and forestry, asiaYao (Southeast Asian people)Villages -- Vietnam -- Case studiesForest management -- Vietnam -- Hà TâyForest management -- Vietnam -- Phú ThọForest management -- Vietnam -- Hòa BìnhCommunity forests -- Vietnam -- ManagementPolitcal ecology -- Vietnam -- Case studiesRight of property -- Vietnam -- Case studiesForest policy -- Vietnam -- Citizen participationYao (Southeast Asian people) -- Vietnam -- Economic conditionsYao (Southeast Asian people) -- Land tenure -- Vietnam -- Case studies
Places
Genres
- Case studies
Series Statement
- ZEF development studies -- Bd. 6
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