Titlebook: Oases and Globalization; Ruptures and Continu Emilie Lavie,Ana?s Marshall Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Agricultural

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Mountain-Oases Faced with New Roads: Case Studies from the Andes and the Himalayasity-fed networks, so as to irrigate their surrounding valleys and terraces. Our two case studies, Uspallata (12?km.) in the Mendoza River Valley of the Central Argentinian Andes, and Mustang District (almost 2000 km.) in the Kali Gandaki Valley north of the Nepalese Himalayas, illustrate the functio

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Changing Agricultural Practices in the Oases of Southern Tunisia: Conflict and Competition for Resouas highlighted the conflicting and political dimensions of development strategies. In the oases of southern Tunisia, in particular, changing market conditions and growing competition for land and water, especially between old oases and new productive irrigated areas and between agricultural investor

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Tourism Development in the Thar Desert, Rajasthant decades. But since the 1980s, the ancient desert capitals have experienced a new process of growth, tourism being the main development sector. This chapter analyses the process by which this activity started and has expanded to our days. It gives a description of the rich heritage of these cities,

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Insular Oases in Globalisation: The , of the Cape Verde Archipelago, Fragmented and Fragile Areas on a comparison: on the one hand, “the violent contrast between the oasis, its water and its abundant vegetation and the arid or semi-arid areas that surround it” and, on the other hand, “in desert lands […] that were travelled across for centuries, the oases were stopping-places that were vital to lo

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Liwa: The Mutation of an Agricultural Oasis into a Strategic Reserve Dedicated to a Secure Water Sup the case of Abu Dhabi, a new metropolis that now forms part of the globalised world. The spectacular growth of this capital has profoundly upset the world of the oasis. The oasis of Liwa, which formerly constituted the political and economic heart of the region, is now relegated to a peripheral rol

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The Transformation of the Oases of Mendoza (Argentina): How the Provincial Socio-spatial Structure Wing to the civilisations that have cultivated these lands: Huarpes, Incas, Spanish colonisers and European migrants. Although these changes in societies transformed the agricultural orientation, the crises of the 1980s and 2000s did not radically change the typical Mediterranean landscape of such sp

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Emilie Lavie,Ana?s MarshallThere are very few books on the topic of oases.Highlights worldwide case studies carried out in South America, Africa, Asia and the Middle East.Proposes different oasis aspects, in both contexts of gl

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