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... food and politics ecological disasters political economy war and politics References Abbott Keith Edward . Cities and Trade: Consul Abbott on the Economy and Society of Iran, 1847–1866 . Edited by Amanat Abbas . London : Ithaca Press , 1983 . Abu-Lughod Janet...

..., and capital circulations that bind port environments worldwide. Essays in this section collectively make an argument for studying port environments. Projected ecological disasters render the South Asian coastline especially vulnerable to climate change: they compel a deeper engagement with its port...

... across the globe. And now, with the deepening climate crisis and persistent growth of ecological disasters, we can soon expect to enter a new phase of large-scale death and displacement due to the growing presence of drought, floods, wildfires, and hurricanes. In fact, multiple nonhuman species have...

... in Eastern India .” In Environmental History and Ecological Economics , edited by McNeill John Pádua Josè Augusto Rangarajan Mahesh , 151 – 86 . Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2009 . Damodaran Vinita , “ Globalisation and Mining in Eastern India...

.... varieties which are in demand in the domestic mar- Disregarding the experiences of the past, the ket. The tropical waters of Indian seas, unlike the state is embarking on a path which cannot but lead few varieties in large numbers in temperate waters, to ecological disaster and the further impoverish...

... Resilience and Sustainability? A Political Ecology Analysis of Eko Atlantic City, Nigeria .” International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction 26 ( 2017 ): 85 – 92 . Ajibade Idowu McBean Gordon Bezner-Kerr Rachel . “ Urban Flooding in Lagos, Nigeria: Patterns of Vulnerability...

...-Politics, Modernity . Berkeley : University of California Press , 2005 . Moore Jason W. Capitalism in the Web of Life: Ecology and the Accumulation of Capital . New York : Verso , 2015 . ———. “Environmental Crises and the Metabolic Rift in World-Historical Perspective.” Organization...

...) and connection to everyday life, even if its identity is constructed and never fixed.” 37 Likewise, Arif Dirlik argues for “groundedness in topography.” Such “‘ecologically conceived’ frameworks,” he reminds us, “are of necessity attentive to fixity of place.” 38 When approaching from China...

... of by this line of deconstruction, Ranchor Prime bitrarily dismiss them. Since all nouns can be Nature remarked in Hinduism and Ecology: Seeds of Truth, deconstructed in the same way, not just...

... must be rethought in theory and practice of development ever since the terms of ecological sanity, if it is not to become self- newly independent &-Asian countries began a defeating in the long run. search for strategies to break the impasse of poverty in This awareness has created a poignant...

...Uzramma Abstract Weaving on the handloom in India remains in the twenty-first century a large industry practiced by several million people, including, besides weavers themselves, others engaged in supporting activities. Indian hand weaving is a potentially viable ecological textile industry...

... of the country) under forests (or under the forest depart- gone through numerous changes. Many new &sues have arisen, and ment). Since India had a total population of about 683 miWon at the one of the most significant deals with ecological and environmental time this worked out to be 0.109 hectares...

... under the rubble. Against these and other dangerous essentializations and erasures, scholars frequently assert the microdynamics of resistance, resilience, and memory to be found in ecologies of practice and cultural production; point to the ways people rebuild and survive in ruins that are material...

... Alcock is no “Intended” and the “darkness” is readers move to related gestures of closure. It presented in the register of ecological disaster is important that readerly sensibilities to appa- that exacerbates human relations. More impor- ratuses of transmission are interrogated. Such tant, Creina...

... Studies 8 , no. 3 ( 2018 ): 349 – 63 . Cronon William . Changes in the Land: Indians, Colonists, and the Ecology of New England . New York : Hill and Wang , 2003 . Dana Karam , and Walker Hannah . “ Invisible Disasters: The Effects of Israeli Occupation on Palestinian...

... also can lands, towns, and wider geographies through displacement, expulsion, eviction, and appropriation. Kimsesiz lands tell stories of ecological disasters, violence, or desertion. As a spatial adjective, kimsesiz stresses the relational character of the land. A kimsesiz land means no one has been...

... occupants are unable to access—coastal contamination seeps from these locations to other parts of the urban sea, eviscerating its diverse ecologies. We show how fishers are keenly aware of the ways in which their seas and livelihoods are being sacrificed for the prerogatives of both urban and national...

... such disasters' (McAlpin, 1983: 218). course, we should do far more harm than good by attempt- While the construction of roads and railways created the ing to interfere'lg This policy was pursued in Madras, potential for transporting grain into deprived areas, the Deccan...

... disaster, underdevelopment, or food or water insecurity. Among registered refugees, some groups settled in the camps as early as 1991, fleeing the civil crisis that accompanied the breakdown of the government of Mohammed Siad Barre in Somalia; others were relocated from other refugee-hosting sites...

... of Resources,” Management Institu- the Rationality, and Ecological tions, “Moral Cleaver, F. 3...