Ethnographies of Conservation Environmentalism and the Distribution of Privilege

Introduction: Towards an Ethnography of Ecological Underprivilege
E. Berglund and D. Anderson

Chapter 1. Nature as Contested Terrai: Conflicts over Wilderness Protection and Local Livelihoods in Rio San Juan, Nicaragua
A. Nygren

Chapter 2. Pitfalls of Synchronicity: A Case Study of the Caiçaras in the Atlantic Rainforest of South-eastern Brazil
C. Adams

Chapter 3. The Environment at the Periphery: Conflicting Discourses on the Forest in Tanimbar, Eastern Indonesia
N. Frost and R. Wrangham

Chapter 4. Protest, Conflict and Litigation: Dissent or Libel in Resistance to a Conservancy in North-West Namibia
S. Sullivan

Chapter 5. Environmentalism in the Syrian Badia: The Assumptions of Degradation, Protection and Bedouin Misuse
D. Chatty

Chapter 6. "Ecocide and Genocide": Explorations of Environmental Justice in Lakota Sioux Country
B. Halder

Chapter 7. Promoting Consumption in the Rainforest: Global Conservation in Papua New Guinea
D. Ellis

Chapter 8. "We still are Soviet People": Youth Ecological Culture in the Republic of Tatarstan and the Legacy of the Soviet Union
L. Rolle

Chapter 9. The Ecology of Markets in Central Siberia
D. Anderson

Chapter 10. Contrasting Landscapes, Conflicting Ontologies: Assessing Environmental Conservation on Palawan Island, The Philippines
D. Novellino

Chapter 11. Ecologism as an Idiom in Amazonian Anthropology
S. Nugent

Notes on Contributors
Bibliography
Index