Ecologist Madhav Gadgil and historian Ramachandra Guha offer fresh
perspectives both on the ecological history of India and on
theoretical issues of interest to environmental historians
regardless of geographical specialization. Juxtaposing data from
India with the ecological literature on lifestyles as diverse as
those of modern Americans and Amazonian Indians, the authors
analyze the social conflicts that have emerged over environmental
exploitation and explore the impact of changing patterns of
resource use on human societies. They present a socio-ecological
analysis of the modes of resource use introduced to India by the
British, and explore popular resistance to state environmental
policies in both the colonial and post-colonial periods.
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