Conversations In The Rainforest

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Conversations In The Rainforest

Author	: Richard Peterson
File Size	: 50,7 Mb
Publisher	: Routledge
Language	: English
Release Date	: 06 March 2019
ISBN	: 9780429721526
Pages	: 352 pages

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Conversations In The Rainforest by Richard Peterson Book PDF Summary

A rich, interdisciplinary study of Central African land ethics incorporating conversations with local rainforest inhabitants that yield vibrant new insights into the dilemmas of sustaining Africa's rainforests and its people. In Conversations in the Rainforest, Richard B. Peterson combines interdisciplinary research and intimate, first-hand convers

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