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Globalization and Gender in Canadaving bonds of custom that motivate sustainable use. Globalism, it will be further argued, is the contemporary manifestation of the enclosure movement, and thereby a threat to both the material and the cultural commons. Enclosure leaves behind, however, a residue of the cultural commons, as ., that e

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Globalization and Gender in Canadaen areas is now widely accepted and that some areas may always have remained permanently open. In many cases, these open areas must have been the easiest and first to be occupied by man to become the original ‘waste’ or common land. Man, grazing animals, fire and hurricanes have always been consider

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Mary Hawkesworth,Lois Harder,Jane Bayeshe grazing ., not unlike the Swiss alps (Lyall .) and . or grazing runs for cattle, which are in the nature of commons. Contrary to the Hardinian perception of shepherds over-grazing a hillside which is a common property resource, the protagonists of this story—both shepherds and herders—have averte

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lowing centuries. Today, surviving wood-pasture landscapes are recognised as of immense value for the protection of traditional ecological habitats and the preservation of countryside character, but with limited relevance to much modern farming, deliberate steps have to be taken to ensure their surv

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aditional forest uses, such as woodland pasturing, wood hay and litter collection and even crop production on temporary fields in the forest were a common practice throughout the country. In the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, these non-timber forest uses have been increasingly abandone

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d work in this region. The forest area amounts to 47?% (EU 27?%). Without mountain forests, which stabilize mountain slopes on a lasting basis, a large part of the Austrian territory would become inhabitable. Thus the management of these protection forests is of essential importance for the safeguar

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due to the extraordinary qualities of its timber and the proximity of vast oak forest areas to shipyards and forges. Moreover, this was related to geography, which does not change so rapidly, and the observation that oaks grow in Guipúzcoa up to a height of 600–700?m. As a result, it was the most ex

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The Reformation of Islamic Thoughtuthern slopes of the Somosierra and Ayllón mountain ranges (Madrid-Segovia, Spain). Thus, we attempt to define long-term models reflecting forest dynamics. To this end, there is a vital need to break down our large study area into smaller zones, known in Spanish as “montes”, and to define in each of