Publication Date:
2007-01-05
Description:
Tai Lue and Lua people are struggling to maintain access to resources in a northern Thai national park. Contrasting outcomes for Tai Lue and Lua relations with the park can largely be explained by political, economic and discursive structures and the interests, attitudes and actions they promote. In particular, the racialisation of resource use constrains the ability of minority upland groups like the Lua to secure recognition and legitimacy for their resource use practices.
Print ISSN:
0022-4634
Electronic ISSN:
1474-0680
Topics:
Geosciences
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Political Science
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