Seminar, Temas425-436R. Thapar, 1995 |
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... become restored hotels , for- ests full of game have become parks for wildlife . The shikar story around the fire has given way to Sanctuary magazine and a WWF membership . while ' tribal ' has all the richness of ethnicity . The sacred ...
... become restored hotels , for- ests full of game have become parks for wildlife . The shikar story around the fire has given way to Sanctuary magazine and a WWF membership . while ' tribal ' has all the richness of ethnicity . The sacred ...
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... become empowered they start to ' own ' the programme and become prepared and committed to con- tribute or take risks to ensure its sustainability . The degree of bottom - up commu- nity - based planning can be measured by factors such ...
... become empowered they start to ' own ' the programme and become prepared and committed to con- tribute or take risks to ensure its sustainability . The degree of bottom - up commu- nity - based planning can be measured by factors such ...
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... become more significant in the future , which requires greater wage flexibility . Thanks to flexibility , real wages ' have been virtually flat for thirty years in the United States ' compared with an average growth of around 2 % in EU ...
... become more significant in the future , which requires greater wage flexibility . Thanks to flexibility , real wages ' have been virtually flat for thirty years in the United States ' compared with an average growth of around 2 % in EU ...
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action activities agricultural areas Bangladesh become caste collective concerned Congress conservation continue cost Court created cultural Delhi demand district economic effect Emergency existing experience fact forces forest given groups Hindu human important increase India industrial institutions interest involved issues labour land lead LIMITED living major means medicine ment movement nature Office organised park party persons planning political poor population possible practice Pradesh present Press problem production programme protected question reform region relations remained reserves response result role rules rural sector share social society structure tion trade unions traditional United University village wildlife women workers