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‘Abounds with fine oysters’: The (post)colonial political ecology of an estuary in southwestern India
Abstract‘Abounds with fine oysters’:The (post)colonial political ecology of an estuary in southwestern IndiabyAdam Franklin JadhavDoctor of Philosophy in GeographyUniversity of California, BerkeleyProfessor Michael Watts, ChairThe persistence of fishing, farming and forestry by peasant households st
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