Pramod Parajuli
Biographic Data
| ID | 99332 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pramod Parajuli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pramod |
| FAMILY NAME | Parajuli |
| SIGNATURE | PARAJULI P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Syracuse University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Religion and Sustainable Agriculture: World Spiritual Traditions and Food Ethics
Forests of Belonging: Reflections from Peasant and Adivasi Perspectives
This special issue is a welcome addition in the history of ecological and cultural discourses in India. As complex as it is, it would be foolhardy to construct a unified theory of what might be the ecological cosmology of the Hindus who live in India. Given the diverse bio geographies of India and people co-evolving in those areas with their own ways of making a living and creating meanings, diversity is the only rule of the game. This special is…
Beyond capitalized nature: Ecological Ethnicity as an Arena of Conflict in the Regime of Globalization
Discourse on Knowledge, Dialogue and Diversity: Peasant Worldviews and the Science of Nature Conservation
This article suggests that people endowed with an ecosystem operate within their own tradition of knowledge and can offer a useful critique of the increasingly globalised schemes of nature conservation such as parks, sanctuaries and biodiversity preserves. I compare and contrast two competing proposals for nature conservation. While one is the conservation strategy based upon in-farm nurturing of the biodiversity that adheres to the cultural dive…
The Development Dictionary: A Guide to Knowledge as Power . WOLFGANG SACHS, ed
Ecological ethnicity in the making: Developmentalist hegemonies and emergent identities in India
Why are certain ecologically exploited regions in middle India also the hotbeds of ethnoregionalism? Why are ethnic groups fighting to stop big dams or to gain control over their land and forest resources, demanding autonomy of governance at the community and regional level? More significantly, why would the resolution of ecological conflict require self‐governance of communities? I explicate these questions by providing an ecological reinterpret…
Politics of knowledge, models of development and literacy
Ecological ethnicity in the making: Developmentalist hegemonies and emergent identities in India
Why are certain ecologically exploited regions in middle India also the hotbeds of ethnoregionalism? Why are ethnic groups fighting to stop big dams or to gain control over their land and forest resources, demanding autonomy of governance at the community and regional level? More significantly, why would the resolution of ecological conflict require self‐governance of communities? I explicate these questions by providing an ecological reinterpret…
Beyond capitalized nature: Ecological Ethnicity as an Arena of Conflict in the Regime of Globalization
Discourse on Knowledge, Dialogue and Diversity: Peasant Worldviews and the Science of Nature Conservation
This article suggests that people endowed with an ecosystem operate within their own tradition of knowledge and can offer a useful critique of the increasingly globalised schemes of nature conservation such as parks, sanctuaries and biodiversity preserves. I compare and contrast two competing proposals for nature conservation. While one is the conservation strategy based upon in-farm nurturing of the biodiversity that adheres to the cultural dive…
Politics of knowledge, models of development and literacy
The Development Dictionary: A Guide to Knowledge as Power . WOLFGANG SACHS, ed
Ecological ethnicity in the making: Developmentalist hegemonies and emergent identities in India
Why are certain ecologically exploited regions in middle India also the hotbeds of ethnoregionalism? Why are ethnic groups fighting to stop big dams or to gain control over their land and forest resources, demanding autonomy of governance at the community and regional level? More significantly, why would the resolution of ecological conflict require self‐governance of communities? I explicate these questions by providing an ecological reinterpret…
Discourse on Knowledge, Dialogue and Diversity: Peasant Worldviews and the Science of Nature Conservation
This article suggests that people endowed with an ecosystem operate within their own tradition of knowledge and can offer a useful critique of the increasingly globalised schemes of nature conservation such as parks, sanctuaries and biodiversity preserves. I compare and contrast two competing proposals for nature conservation. While one is the conservation strategy based upon in-farm nurturing of the biodiversity that adheres to the cultural dive…
Beyond capitalized nature: Ecological Ethnicity as an Arena of Conflict in the Regime of Globalization
Forests of Belonging: Reflections from Peasant and Adivasi Perspectives
This special issue is a welcome addition in the history of ecological and cultural discourses in India. As complex as it is, it would be foolhardy to construct a unified theory of what might be the ecological cosmology of the Hindus who live in India. Given the diverse bio geographies of India and people co-evolving in those areas with their own ways of making a living and creating meanings, diversity is the only rule of the game. This special is…
Religion and Sustainable Agriculture: World Spiritual Traditions and Food Ethics
Geography (4 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (3 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Ethnic group (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)