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Made up of 10 of Roy Ellen's finest articles along with a new introduction linking them together, this book looks back at his ideas about nature before taking the arguments forward. Many of the chapters focus on research the author has conducted amongst the Nuaulu people of eastern Indonesia.

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""An important topic from a much-appreciated scholar"". - Carole Crumley, Swedish Agricultural University and Uppsala University ""This is a timely and important contribution that brings together in a single volume a collection of essays that represents the thinking of one of environmental anthropology's most consistent and influential voices across an entire range of issues"". - Miguel Alexiades, University of Kent

“An important topic from a much-appreciated scholar”. • Carole Crumley, Swedish Agricultural University and Uppsala University “This is a timely and important contribution that brings together in a single volume a collection of essays that represents the thinking of one of environmental anthropology’s most consistent and influential voices across an entire range of issues”. • Miguel Alexiades, University of Kent

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Roy Ellen is Professor Emeritus of Anthropology and Human Ecology at the University of Kent, where he initiated the programmes in environmental anthropology and ethnobotany, and founded the Centre for Biocultural Diversity. His recent books include On the Edge of the Banda Zone (2003), Nuaulu Religious Practices (2012), and Kinship, Population and Social Reproduction in the 'New Indonesia' (2018).

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