The Give and Take of Sustainability
Archaeological and Anthropological Perspectives on Tradeoffs
Herausgeber: Hegmon, Michelle
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Archaeological and Anthropological Perspectives on Tradeoffs
Herausgeber: Hegmon, Michelle
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In this book, ethnographical and archaeological perspectives on tradeoffs help the reader to think about hard choices, and how to make better decisions today and tomorrow.
In this book, ethnographical and archaeological perspectives on tradeoffs help the reader to think about hard choices, and how to make better decisions today and tomorrow.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 214
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. April 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 238mm x 160mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 653g
- ISBN-13: 9781107078338
- ISBN-10: 1107078334
- Artikelnr.: 48208830
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 214
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. April 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 238mm x 160mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 653g
- ISBN-13: 9781107078338
- ISBN-10: 1107078334
- Artikelnr.: 48208830
1. Introduction. Multiple perspectives on tradeoffs Michelle Hegmon; 2.
Diversity, reciprocity, and the emergence of equity-inequity tradeoffs
Jacob Freeman, Andrea Torvinen, Ben A. Nelson and John M. Anderies; 3.
Modeling tradeoffs in a rural Alaska mixed economy: hunting, working, and
sharing in the face of economic and ecological change Shauna B. BurnSilver,
Randall B. Boone, Gary P. Kofinas and Todd J. Brinkman; 4. Trading off food
and military security in contact-era New Guinea Paul Roscoe; 5. Will
agricultural technofixes feed the world? Short- and long-term tradeoffs of
adopting high-yielding crops Amanda L. Logan; 6. Tradeoffs in precolumbian
Maya water management systems: complexity, sustainability, and cost
Christian Isendahl and Scott Heckbert; 7. Growth and inter-generational
tradeoffs: archaeological perspectives from the Mimbres region of the US
Southwest; 8. Vulnerability to food insecurity: tradeoffs and their
consequences Margaret C. Nelson, Ann P. Kinzig, Jette Arneborg, Richard
Streeter and Scott E. Ingram; 9. Tradeoffs in coast Salish social action:
balancing autonomy, inequality, and sustainability Colin Grier and Bill
Angelbeck; 10. Tradeoffs and human well-being: achieving sustainability in
the Faroe Islands Seth D. Brewington; 11. Household- vs national-scale food
storage: perspectives on food security from archaeology and contemporary
India Katherine A. Spielmann and Rimjhim M. Aggarwal; 12. Some analytical
tradeoffs of talking about tradeoffs: on perspectives lost in estimating
the costs and benefits of inequality Alf Hornborg.
Diversity, reciprocity, and the emergence of equity-inequity tradeoffs
Jacob Freeman, Andrea Torvinen, Ben A. Nelson and John M. Anderies; 3.
Modeling tradeoffs in a rural Alaska mixed economy: hunting, working, and
sharing in the face of economic and ecological change Shauna B. BurnSilver,
Randall B. Boone, Gary P. Kofinas and Todd J. Brinkman; 4. Trading off food
and military security in contact-era New Guinea Paul Roscoe; 5. Will
agricultural technofixes feed the world? Short- and long-term tradeoffs of
adopting high-yielding crops Amanda L. Logan; 6. Tradeoffs in precolumbian
Maya water management systems: complexity, sustainability, and cost
Christian Isendahl and Scott Heckbert; 7. Growth and inter-generational
tradeoffs: archaeological perspectives from the Mimbres region of the US
Southwest; 8. Vulnerability to food insecurity: tradeoffs and their
consequences Margaret C. Nelson, Ann P. Kinzig, Jette Arneborg, Richard
Streeter and Scott E. Ingram; 9. Tradeoffs in coast Salish social action:
balancing autonomy, inequality, and sustainability Colin Grier and Bill
Angelbeck; 10. Tradeoffs and human well-being: achieving sustainability in
the Faroe Islands Seth D. Brewington; 11. Household- vs national-scale food
storage: perspectives on food security from archaeology and contemporary
India Katherine A. Spielmann and Rimjhim M. Aggarwal; 12. Some analytical
tradeoffs of talking about tradeoffs: on perspectives lost in estimating
the costs and benefits of inequality Alf Hornborg.
1. Introduction. Multiple perspectives on tradeoffs Michelle Hegmon; 2.
Diversity, reciprocity, and the emergence of equity-inequity tradeoffs
Jacob Freeman, Andrea Torvinen, Ben A. Nelson and John M. Anderies; 3.
Modeling tradeoffs in a rural Alaska mixed economy: hunting, working, and
sharing in the face of economic and ecological change Shauna B. BurnSilver,
Randall B. Boone, Gary P. Kofinas and Todd J. Brinkman; 4. Trading off food
and military security in contact-era New Guinea Paul Roscoe; 5. Will
agricultural technofixes feed the world? Short- and long-term tradeoffs of
adopting high-yielding crops Amanda L. Logan; 6. Tradeoffs in precolumbian
Maya water management systems: complexity, sustainability, and cost
Christian Isendahl and Scott Heckbert; 7. Growth and inter-generational
tradeoffs: archaeological perspectives from the Mimbres region of the US
Southwest; 8. Vulnerability to food insecurity: tradeoffs and their
consequences Margaret C. Nelson, Ann P. Kinzig, Jette Arneborg, Richard
Streeter and Scott E. Ingram; 9. Tradeoffs in coast Salish social action:
balancing autonomy, inequality, and sustainability Colin Grier and Bill
Angelbeck; 10. Tradeoffs and human well-being: achieving sustainability in
the Faroe Islands Seth D. Brewington; 11. Household- vs national-scale food
storage: perspectives on food security from archaeology and contemporary
India Katherine A. Spielmann and Rimjhim M. Aggarwal; 12. Some analytical
tradeoffs of talking about tradeoffs: on perspectives lost in estimating
the costs and benefits of inequality Alf Hornborg.
Diversity, reciprocity, and the emergence of equity-inequity tradeoffs
Jacob Freeman, Andrea Torvinen, Ben A. Nelson and John M. Anderies; 3.
Modeling tradeoffs in a rural Alaska mixed economy: hunting, working, and
sharing in the face of economic and ecological change Shauna B. BurnSilver,
Randall B. Boone, Gary P. Kofinas and Todd J. Brinkman; 4. Trading off food
and military security in contact-era New Guinea Paul Roscoe; 5. Will
agricultural technofixes feed the world? Short- and long-term tradeoffs of
adopting high-yielding crops Amanda L. Logan; 6. Tradeoffs in precolumbian
Maya water management systems: complexity, sustainability, and cost
Christian Isendahl and Scott Heckbert; 7. Growth and inter-generational
tradeoffs: archaeological perspectives from the Mimbres region of the US
Southwest; 8. Vulnerability to food insecurity: tradeoffs and their
consequences Margaret C. Nelson, Ann P. Kinzig, Jette Arneborg, Richard
Streeter and Scott E. Ingram; 9. Tradeoffs in coast Salish social action:
balancing autonomy, inequality, and sustainability Colin Grier and Bill
Angelbeck; 10. Tradeoffs and human well-being: achieving sustainability in
the Faroe Islands Seth D. Brewington; 11. Household- vs national-scale food
storage: perspectives on food security from archaeology and contemporary
India Katherine A. Spielmann and Rimjhim M. Aggarwal; 12. Some analytical
tradeoffs of talking about tradeoffs: on perspectives lost in estimating
the costs and benefits of inequality Alf Hornborg.