Titlebook: Where China Meets Southeast Asia; Social and Cultural Grant Evans (Reader in Anthropology),Christopher H Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-11123-4Asia; Asian culture; cultural change; culture; ethnicity; international relations; politics; social science

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,Where Nothing Is as It Seems: Between Southeast China and Mainland Southeast Asia in the “Post-Soci beyond the scope of anthropology which is usually perceived as being the study of the local and the traditional. But in a world that is becoming increasingly integrated, anthropologists are realizing that it is no longer possible to confine themselves to their traditional field without also bearing in mind the general and the global.

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Ecology Without Borders,ve now achieved such a dominant role that they are an unprecedented ecological factor controlling ecosystems on the planet. A more practical way to define ecology might be to say that it concerns human beings in relation to their living environment, a relationship which has developed into a serious crisis.