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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Resources networks"”.
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Connectivity: An Ecological Paradigm for the Study of Bronze Age
… connectivity – between the archaeological sites, resources, networks of communication, and the conditions of archaeological knowledge acquisition. Drawing on published and new data, the aim of the project is to put forward a strategy for a geographically and linguistically inclusive research of …
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Beyond the Movement: Contention, Affinities and Convergence in New York, Cairo and Paris
… mass mobilisations without easily identifiable resources, networks, or forms of organisation underlying them. These instances of mobilisation beyond the scope of what we traditionally consider ‘the movement’ have stretched existing theories of social movements to their limits, defying both …
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Reclaiming Indigenous Land and Livelihoods in North-East Cambodia
… state has exerted its authority and control over resources and lands by zoning customary lands as protected areas or by granting land concessions to plantation companies. Conservation NGOs have also been entangled in green grabs and forest carbon schemes in collaboration with state institutions. …
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Reclaiming Indigenous Land and Livelihoods in North-East Cambodia
… state has exerted its authority and control over resources and lands by zoning customary lands as protected areas or by granting land concessions to plantation companies. Conservation NGOs have also been entangled in green grabs and forest carbon schemes in collaboration with state institutions. …
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Geological reconnaissance and provenancing of potential Neolithic lithic sources in the Maltese Islands
This study aims to identify the petrological characteristics of Neolithic chert artefacts associated with the Temple Period (c. 4000-2500 cal BC) and their probable sources from the local Maltese chert formation as well as the main possible chert sources in Sicily. Were the chert and flint …