Forests, environment, and tribal economy: deforestation, impoverishment, and marginalisation in Orissa |
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Contents
The Background | 1 |
The Methodology of the Study and the Main | 32 |
Shifting Cultivation and Deforestation | 63 |
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afforestation agricultural average bamboo Bhawanipatna causes cent Chattisgarh clearfelling collection commercial Consequently deforestation dependence on forests deprived destroy forests destruction Dhenkanal displaced district economic ensure eucalyptus example exploitation fodder forest area Forest Department forest dwellers forest guards forest officials forest policy forest produce fruits fuel fuelwood Ganjam Ganjam district Government Govt hectares ibid income increased India industrial Kalahandi kendu Keonjhar Koraput Koraput district labour lakh landless large number lower classes Madhya Pradesh mahua marginalisation middle class middlemen moneylenders needs Orissa paper mills persons Phulbani plantation planted podu cultivation population poverty line Pradesh programmes quintals raw material respondents result revenue sale of firewood Sambalpur sample Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes sell firewood shifting cultivation situation social forestry soil species survival Table TDCC timber tion tree cover tribals Tribes upper classes vested interest village wage labour weaker sections
Bibliographic information
| Title | Forests, environment, and tribal economy: deforestation, impoverishment, and marginalisation in Orissa Tribes of India Ser.: Vol. II Volume 2 of Tribes of India series |
| Authors | Walter Fernandes, Geeta Menon, Philip Viegas |
| Editor | Walter Fernandes |
| Publisher | Indian Social Institute, 1988 |
| Original from | Cornell University |
| Digitized | Jun 25, 2009 |
| Length | 363 pages |
| Subjects | › › Technology & Engineering / Agriculture / Forestry |
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