Stealing shining rivers : agrarian conflict, market logic, and conservation in a Mexican forest / Molly Doane.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Doane, Molly, 1966-
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Tucson : University of Arizona Press, [2012]
Series:	UPCC book collections on Project MUSE. Global Cultural Studies.
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. SOCIAL SCIENCE > General. Capitalism > Environmental aspects Commons Ecology Economic history Land tenure > Political aspects Political ecology Politics and government Rural conditions Social conflict Chimalapas Region (Mexico) > Environmental conditions. Chimalapas Region (Mexico) > Politics and government. Chimalapas Region (Mexico) > Rural conditions. Chimalapas Region (Mexico) > Economic conditions. Mexico > Chimalapas Region
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Table of Contents:

Timeline of Important Events
Introduction : Practicing Political Ecology in Chimalapas
Time, Space, Politics. Shining Rivers : Chimalapas in Time and Space ; Megaprojects in Mexico's South : Liberal Shadows in a Global Era
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
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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