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Preface | |
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Commonly Used Abbreviations | |
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The Many Roads to Conservation | |
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Introduction | |
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Principal Threats to Biodiversity | |
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The Links between Health and Conservation | |
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Much More Than Stocks of Wood | |
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Ecophilosophies | |
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Man versus Nature: From Hunters to Penitent Butchers | |
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Then Resource Management | |
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Leading to Game Management, Multiple Use, and Broader Conservation Goals | |
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Early Environmentalists in the Colonies | |
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Conclusion | |
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The Evolution of Policy | |
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Introduction | |
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Global Conservation and Protected Areas | |
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Ancient Royal Forests | |
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The Limits and Legacies of Protectionism | |
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Reserves: Their Comings and Goings in Peninsular Malaysia | |
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Coercive Conservation: Tigers, Lions, Carrots, and Sticks | |
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Conservation "with a Human Face" | |
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The Evolution of Biosphere Reserves | |
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Sustainability--Mere Hopes about the Future | |
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The Ivory Wars: Debates over Utilization | |
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The Rise of Community-Based Conservation | |
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Integrated Conservation and Development in Action: Annapurna | |
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Imperiled Parks | |
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Conclusion | |
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The Natural Science behind it All | |
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Introduction | |
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From Natural History Comes Ecology and its Golden Age | |
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Stability and Equilibrium | |
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Maximum Sustainable Yield | |
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Things Get Messy: Disturbance and Disequilibrium | |
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Stability, Pastoralism, and Opportunism | |
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Adaptive Management | |
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Ecological Sustainability: Still a Slippery Term | |
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A Brave New Science: Conservation Biology | |
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The Fire-Brigade Discipline Comes of Age | |
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Conservation Planning | |
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Prioritizing Conservation Efforts | |
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Conclusion | |
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Indigenous Peoples as Conservationists | |
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Introduction | |
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Cultural and Biological Diversity | |
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Cultural and Biological Diversity in Central and Southern America | |
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Guardians of Biodiversity | |
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Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Adaptive Management | |
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Sacred Groves | |
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Ecological Impacts of Traditional Ways of Life | |
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Rapa Nui (Easter Island) Extinctions | |
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The Long Shadow of an Ecologically Noble Savage | |
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Transitions in Ecological Noble Savage Thinking | |
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The KayapoA' Controversy | |
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Revisiting Cultural and Biological Diversity | |
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Conclusion | |
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Conservation and Self-Interest | |
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Introduction | |
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An Evolutionary Viewpoint | |
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Design of a Conservation Act | |
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Prudent Predators? | |
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An Intention to Conserve | |
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Family Hunting Territories in Subarctic Canada | |
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Ecological Outcomes | |
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Humans as Top Predators | |
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Conservation--Where, When, and Why? | |
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Selling the Forest for Instant Returns | |
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Expanding the Toolkit | |
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Studying Hunting with Hunters in Paraguay's Mbaracayu' Reserve | |
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Policy Implications | |
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Evolutionary Aesthetics and the "Savanna Hypothesis" | |
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Conclusion | |
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Rational Fools and the Commons | |
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Introduction | |
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The Rational Fool Fumbles the Common Good | |
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Freedom in the Commons Brings Ruin to All | |
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Commons Classics | |
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Changes in the Management of the Kenya Orma Commons | |
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The Cooperation Game | |
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Experimental Games in Economics | |
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Asymmetries among Herders: The Barabaig Case | |
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Culture, Norms, and Cooperation | |
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Coordinating the Subaks of Bali | |
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The Study of Common-Property | |