Geography and Marxism/ 
Quaini,Massima 
 - 1ST ED. 
 - New Jersy:  Barnes & Noble Books,  1982. 
 - 204p.p. 
<br/><br/>PART I<br/>Introduction (and disorientation)<br/>1 Worlds turned upside down<br/>PART II<br/>Ways of seeing<br/>2 The problem of'seeing'<br/>PART III<br/>Ways of thinking<br/>3 Complexity in resource management systems;<br/>conceptualising abstractions and internal relations<br/>4 Beyond 'negotiation': rethinking conceptual building<br/>blocks<br/>5 Reading landscapes: cartesian geographies or places<br/>of the heart?<br/>6 Ethics for resource managers<br/>PART IV<br/>Case studies<br/>7 Case studies; a research tool for resource management<br/>8 Recognition, respect and reconciliation: changing<br/>relations between Aborigines and mining interests<br/>in Australia<br/>9 Dependent nations or sovereign governments?<br/>Treaties, governance and resources in the USA<br/>10 Indigenous rights or states' rights: hydro-power in<br/>Norway and Quebec<br/>PARTY<br/>Ways of doing<br/>11 Diversity and world order: professional practice and<br/>resource managers<br/>12 Social impact assessment<br/>13 Policy arenas: reform, regulation and monitoring<br/>14 Co-management of local resources<br/>PART VI<br/>From theory to praxis<br/>15 Sustainability, equity and optimism 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0389202746 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>910.01  / QUA/G