The Mongolian landscape tradition: a key to progress. Nomadic traditions and their contemporary role in landscape planning and management in Mongolia
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Main Authors: | Germeraad, P.W., Enebisch, Z. |
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Format: | Texto biblioteca |
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Rhoon (Netherlands) Germeraad/Enebisch
1996
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Subjects: | NOMADISM, INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE, LANDSCAPE CONSERVATION, TRADITIONAL USES, HISTORY, CULTURAL BEHAVIOUR, SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY, NOMADISME, CONNAISSANCE INDIGENE, CONSERVATION DU PAYSAGE, NOMADISMO, CONOCIMIENTO INDIGENA, CONSERVACION DEL PAISAJE, UTILISATION TRADITIONNELLE, HISTOIRE, COMPORTEMENT CULTUREL, ANTHROPOLOGIE SOCIALE, USOS TRADICIONALES, HISTORIA, CONDUCTA CULTURAL, ANTROPOLOGIA SOCIAL, |
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