* Placing an economic value on biodiversity is seen by many as the best and perhaps only successful way of preserving it while also protecting livelihoods
* Placing an economic value on biodiversity is seen by many as the best and perhaps only successful way of preserving it while also protecting livelihoods
K N Ninan is Professor of Ecological Economics at the Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bangalore, India. Earlier he was Visiting Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of Tokyo, Japan. Dr Ninan has also been a Visiting Professor/Fellow at the Institute for Developing Economies, Tokyo, Japan; Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, United Kindom; University of Versailles, France; Maison des Sciences de L'Homme,Paris; and University of Tokushima, Japan.
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Introduction ? Land Use and Crop Pattern Changes, Pressure on Natural Resources and Status of Biodiversity in Selected Regions ? The Context of a Coffee Growing Village ? The Context of Tribal Villages Located within and near a National Park ? The Context of Agricultural-cum-pastoral Villages Located within and near a Wildlife Sanctuary ? Conclusions and Policy Recommendations ? Bibliography
Introduction ? Land Use and Crop Pattern Changes, Pressure on Natural Resources and Status of Biodiversity in Selected Regions ? The Context of a Coffee Growing Village ? The Context of Tribal Villages Located within and near a National Park ? The Context of Agricultural-cum-pastoral Villages Located within and near a Wildlife Sanctuary ? Conclusions and Policy Recommendations ? Bibliography
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