Theoretical frameworks in political ecology and participatory nature/forest conservation: the necessity for a heterodox approach and the critical moment

Theoretical frameworks in political ecology and participatory nature/forest conservation: the necessity for a heterodox approach and the critical moment

In this paper I review the major theoretical approaches to political ecology, and then introduce a research tool. The critical moment is a noticeable historical instance or interaction. Given the fluidity in the theoretical frameworks of political ecology and the growing dominance of participatory d...

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Main Author: Mohammad Tanzimuddin Khan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Arizona Libraries 2013-12-01
Series:Journal of Political Ecology
Online Access:https://journals.uair.arizona.edu/index.php/JPE/article/view/21757
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spelling doaj-6dfa93ef5b634c01857ef498d54dc1652020-11-25T02:15:10ZengUniversity of Arizona LibrariesJournal of Political Ecology1073-04512013-12-0120146047210.2458/v20i1.2175721150Theoretical frameworks in political ecology and participatory nature/forest conservation: the necessity for a heterodox approach and the critical momentMohammad Tanzimuddin Khan0University of Dhaka, BangladeshIn this paper I review the major theoretical approaches to political ecology, and then introduce a research tool. The critical moment is a noticeable historical instance or interaction. Given the fluidity in the theoretical frameworks of political ecology and the growing dominance of participatory discourse, exploring critical moments provides a foundation for a heterodox approach to explaining human/society/nature relations. It is a way to uncover the multidimensional interpretation of power involving environmental actors, struggles, and key events. One of the key research areas for political ecology is the conservation of nature and forest environments, and the use of the critical moment is explored in these. Key words: Political ecology, critical moment analysis, conservation, Bangladeshhttps://journals.uair.arizona.edu/index.php/JPE/article/view/21757
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Theoretical frameworks in political ecology and participatory nature/forest conservation: the necessity for a heterodox approach and the critical moment
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title Theoretical frameworks in political ecology and participatory nature/forest conservation: the necessity for a heterodox approach and the critical moment
title_short Theoretical frameworks in political ecology and participatory nature/forest conservation: the necessity for a heterodox approach and the critical moment
title_full Theoretical frameworks in political ecology and participatory nature/forest conservation: the necessity for a heterodox approach and the critical moment
title_fullStr Theoretical frameworks in political ecology and participatory nature/forest conservation: the necessity for a heterodox approach and the critical moment
title_full_unstemmed Theoretical frameworks in political ecology and participatory nature/forest conservation: the necessity for a heterodox approach and the critical moment
title_sort theoretical frameworks in political ecology and participatory nature/forest conservation: the necessity for a heterodox approach and the critical moment
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description In this paper I review the major theoretical approaches to political ecology, and then introduce a research tool. The critical moment is a noticeable historical instance or interaction. Given the fluidity in the theoretical frameworks of political ecology and the growing dominance of participatory discourse, exploring critical moments provides a foundation for a heterodox approach to explaining human/society/nature relations. It is a way to uncover the multidimensional interpretation of power involving environmental actors, struggles, and key events. One of the key research areas for political ecology is the conservation of nature and forest environments, and the use of the critical moment is explored in these. Key words: Political ecology, critical moment analysis, conservation, Bangladesh
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