Titlebook: Balancing Individualism and Collectivism; Social and Environme Janet McIntyre-Mills,Norma Romm,Yvonne Corcoran-Na Book 2018 Springer Intern

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A Systemic View of the Value of Environmental Conservation: The Case of Bono Takyiman, Ghana,life. The physical environment contains the ecosystem in which humans, animals and trees interact. All living organisms depend on the physical environment for survival which is why the environment must be protected. With the increase in world population, pollution, and climate change, environmental

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Customary Land Tenure and Ecological Sustainability in Acholi Land, Northern Uganda,ts of northern Uganda. It is regulated by a complex regime of rights under the authority of traditional leaders, and informed by traditional ecological knowledge of the environment, to manage the diversity of land utilization by farmers and pastoralist communities. The traditional leaders would excl

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Analytical Framework for a Systemic Analysis of Drivers and Dynamics of Historical Land-Use Changesonservation trends. Research on land-use changes has concentrated on developing both spatially focused models and reductionist approaches. However, reductionist science has shown itself to be incapable of providing the complete and accurate information required to successfully address nature situati

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Decentralization, Participatory Planning, and the Anthropocene in Indonesia, with a Case Example ofom the traditions, wisdom, and ownership of local communities. However, Indonesia’s central government was not assisted by international aid donors to undertake a decentralization process that was participatory in design or application. Nor did donor invest trust in Indonesia’s government to achieve

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Supporting Indigenous Environmental Health Action: A Vignette,k of waterborne illnesses. Many these rural communities lack the finance or technical expertise needed to improve drinking water quality. This vignette details the findings from a cross-cultural collaborative evaluation of a central government pilot to improve drinking quality in a Māori (indigenous

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Precarious Liaisons: Gender, Moral Authority and Marriage in Colonial Kenya, of women’s lives. Moral authority highlights the way in which agency, power, culture and meaning impact on the daily experience of life. This article examines the gendered notions of moral authority that protect women’s political spaces and identity within the context of marriage in Colonial Kenya.

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Supporting Indigenous Environmental Health Action: A Vignette,k of waterborne illnesses. Many these rural communities lack the finance or technical expertise needed to improve drinking water quality. This vignette details the findings from a cross-cultural collaborative evaluation of a central government pilot to improve drinking quality in a Māori (indigenous people of New Zealand) community.