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Modern forests: statemaking and environmental change in colonial Eastern India/ Sivaramakrishnan, K.

By: Sivaramakrishnan, KMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 1999Description: xxvi, 341 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN: 9780804735636Subject(s): Forest management | Forest policy | Forests and forestryDDC classification: 333.75

Contents:

1. Statemaking and environmental change-- Part I. Intimations of a Governmental Rationality at the Margins of Empire: 2. British entry into the jungle Mahals-- 3. Geographies of empire: the transition-- 4. Visibility, estimation, and laying down-- Part II. Formal Structure of Forest Management: 5. Varied regimes of restriction and lumbering-- 6. Forests in a regional Agrarian economy-- 7. Nature's science: fire and forest regeneration-- 8. Science and conservation: hybrid-- 9. Conclusion.

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1. Statemaking and environmental change--

Part I. Intimations of a Governmental Rationality at the Margins of Empire:
2. British entry into the jungle Mahals--
3. Geographies of empire: the transition--
4. Visibility, estimation, and laying down--

Part II. Formal Structure of Forest Management:
5. Varied regimes of restriction and lumbering--
6. Forests in a regional Agrarian economy--
7. Nature's science: fire and forest regeneration--
8. Science and conservation: hybrid--
9. Conclusion.

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