Further Readings

There are several other sources that should be read other than the ones I have provided on this site.

Gururani, Shubhra. ‘“The Forests Are Forever!” The Politics of Conservation and Use in Central Himalayas, India” Culture and Agriculture. (1995). 13-18.

Hardin, Rebecca C. and Remis, Melissa. “Biological and Cultural Anthropology of a Changing Tropical Forest: A Fruitful Collaboration across Subfields.” American Anthropologist .108.2. (2006). 273-285.

Hill, Catherine.“Primate Conservation and Local Communities – Ethical Issues and Debates.” American Anthropologist. 104.4. (2002).1184-1194.

Igoe, Jim. Conservation and Globalization: A Study of National Parks and Indigenous Communities from East Africa to South Dakota. University of Colorado, Denver. 2004. 1-200.

Medina, Laurie K. “When Government Targets “The State”: Transnational NGO Government and the State in Belize. Political and Legal Anthropology Review. 33.2. (2010). 245-263.

Messerschmidt, Maggie. “Government and Community Relations and Efforts for Comanagement in Macizo de la Muerte, Costa Rica.” Napa Bulletin. (2007). 160-175.

Reed, Richard. “Forest Developers, Forest Protectors: Commercial Agroforestry by the Chiripá of Paraguay.” Culture and Agriculture. 22.1.(2000). 1-8.

Shepard Jr., Glenn H., Levi, Taal, Neves, Eduardo G., Peres, Carlos A., and Yu, Douglas W.  “Hunting in Ancient and Modern Amazonia: Rethinking Sustainability.” American Anthropologist. 114.4. (2012). 652-667.

Sivaramakrishnan, Kalyanakrishnan. “Crafting the public sphere in the forests of West Bengal:   democracy, development, and political action.” American Anthropologist. 27.2. (2000). 431-461.

Sodikoff, Genese.  “The Low-Wage Conservationist: Biodiversity and Perversities of Value in Madagascar.” American Anthropologist. 111(4). (2009) 443-455.