Biodiversity research is frequently positioned at the interface of multiple junctures, such as science and the private sector; biodiversity rich but technologically poor and biodiversity poor but technologically rich nations and regions; the urban and rural; and between the economically and politically powerful and the disenfranchised (Cunningham, 1996; Dove, 1996; Macilwain, 1998; ten Kate and Laird, 1999).
An edition of Biodiversity and Traditional Knowledge
(2002)
Biodiversity and Traditional Knowledge
Equitable Partnerships in Practice (People and Plants Conservation Series)
by Sarah A. Laird
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Germplasm resources, Biodiversity, Human genetics, Variation, Ethnology, Ethnic groups, Genetic Variation, Ethnicity, Cultural Anthropology, Ressources génétiques, Biodiversité, Variabilité génétique, Ethnologie, Groupes ethniques, Social anthropology, SCIENCE, Life Sciences, Biological Diversity, NATURE, Animals, Wildlife, Prospection géochimique, Ressources végétales, Diversité biologiqueShowing 8 featured editions. View all 8 editions?
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