by Dan Brockington · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9781844074402
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«Nature Unbound» is the essay by Dan Brockington, Rosaleen Duffy and Jim Igoe about conservation, capitalism and protected areas, in paperback.
«Nature Unbound» examines the rise of protected areas and their social and economic place: their impacts, the conflicts they generate, the alternatives and the conceptual categories they impose. It addresses participation, democracy, indigenous peoples, resource management, tourism, poverty and the social transformations of community conservation.
Earthscan published «Nature Unbound» in 2008; the text is in English and has 249 pages.
Intended for professionals and students of conservation, as well as researchers seeking a critical view of protected areas.
