Richard Hansis
Biographic Data
| ID | 664377 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard Hansis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard |
| FAMILY NAME | Hansis |
| SIGNATURE | HANSIS R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Washington State University Vancouver |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Political Ecology of Picking: Non-Timber Forest Products in the Pacific Northwest
The harvesting of special forest products by Latinos and Southeast Asians in the Pacific Northwest: Preliminary observations
Latinos and several different Southeast Asian groups have rapidly expanded their use of public lands in the Pacific Northwest for the gathering of special forest products. Issues of sustainability and conflict created by rapid growth in use need to be addressed by public land managers as a form of cross‐cultural communication
The Social Acceptability of Clearcutting in the Pacific Northwest
The fate of the public forests of the Pacific Northwest draws attention to the different values that various constituencies use to make decisions about the acceptability of forest practices. Clearcutting is perhaps the most visible such decision, and it is the one that many people fasten onto when public participation, which is mandated for federal forest lands, becomes part of the planning process. Acceptability becomes an issue for those who ma…
An Introduction to Scientific Reasoning in Geography
Land Tenure, Hazards, and the Economy: Viticulture in the Mendoza Oasis, Argentina
The Delfino family came to Mendoza in 1898. They were like thousands of other Spaniards and Italians who had moved across the Atlantic and the Pampas to the foot of the Andes. They joined a relatively small population of people who had lived there for several hundred years. In order to survive, Sr. Delfino began work as a contratista, a labor arrangement in which the land was supplied by the owner while the vineyard was planted by the contratista…
The Struggle for Land: A Center of Production in Chile
A Political Ecology of Picking: Non-Timber Forest Products in the Pacific Northwest
The harvesting of special forest products by Latinos and Southeast Asians in the Pacific Northwest: Preliminary observations
Latinos and several different Southeast Asian groups have rapidly expanded their use of public lands in the Pacific Northwest for the gathering of special forest products. Issues of sustainability and conflict created by rapid growth in use need to be addressed by public land managers as a form of cross‐cultural communication
Land Tenure, Hazards, and the Economy: Viticulture in the Mendoza Oasis, Argentina
The Delfino family came to Mendoza in 1898. They were like thousands of other Spaniards and Italians who had moved across the Atlantic and the Pampas to the foot of the Andes. They joined a relatively small population of people who had lived there for several hundred years. In order to survive, Sr. Delfino began work as a contratista, a labor arrangement in which the land was supplied by the owner while the vineyard was planted by the contratista…
The Struggle for Land: A Center of Production in Chile
An Introduction to Scientific Reasoning in Geography
Land Tenure, Hazards, and the Economy: Viticulture in the Mendoza Oasis, Argentina
The Delfino family came to Mendoza in 1898. They were like thousands of other Spaniards and Italians who had moved across the Atlantic and the Pampas to the foot of the Andes. They joined a relatively small population of people who had lived there for several hundred years. In order to survive, Sr. Delfino began work as a contratista, a labor arrangement in which the land was supplied by the owner while the vineyard was planted by the contratista…
The Social Acceptability of Clearcutting in the Pacific Northwest
The fate of the public forests of the Pacific Northwest draws attention to the different values that various constituencies use to make decisions about the acceptability of forest practices. Clearcutting is perhaps the most visible such decision, and it is the one that many people fasten onto when public participation, which is mandated for federal forest lands, becomes part of the planning process. Acceptability becomes an issue for those who ma…
The harvesting of special forest products by Latinos and Southeast Asians in the Pacific Northwest: Preliminary observations
Latinos and several different Southeast Asian groups have rapidly expanded their use of public lands in the Pacific Northwest for the gathering of special forest products. Issues of sustainability and conflict created by rapid growth in use need to be addressed by public land managers as a form of cross‐cultural communication
A Political Ecology of Picking: Non-Timber Forest Products in the Pacific Northwest
Geography (5 works) · Economics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Agriculture and Rural Development Research (2 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management (2 works) · Environmental protection (2 works) · Environmental resource management (2 works) · Forest Management and Policy (2 works) · Forestry (2 works)