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New Literary History
Abstract: This essay examines the developing use of the term "plantation" to describe human settlement in an Irish context. According to the Oxford English Dictionary , the use of "plantation" in an Irish context dates to the 1610s. This raises some questions, as historians and archivists have commonly applied the term to describe patterns of ...
Aaron Begg, Jared Hickman
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Abstract: This essay examines the developing use of the term "plantation" to describe human settlement in an Irish context. According to the Oxford English Dictionary , the use of "plantation" in an Irish context dates to the 1610s. This raises some questions, as historians and archivists have commonly applied the term to describe patterns of ...
Aaron Begg, Jared Hickman
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Plantations are major drivers of biodiversity loss, habitat degradation, and climate change. They find root in (neo)colonial logics of mastery and progress that position nature as a passive resource, exploited to serve (certain) humans' ends. Yet the rise and fall of plantations have never been determined entirely by those humans and institutions who ...
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Plantation Crops and Plantations
2017V.L. Chopra, V. Krishnakumar, K.V. Peter
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Mixed Plantations Have More Soil Carbon Sequestration Benefits Than Pure Plantations in China
Forest Ecology and Management, 2023Shangguan Zhouping, Kaibo Wang, Jiwei Li
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2005
Abstract This chapter describes the teaching of a basic-level course called “African American Religion”. The course, taught by the author of the book, is open to anybody with an interest in the subject. In 1999, there were only seven students who completed the course: five black, two white.
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Abstract This chapter describes the teaching of a basic-level course called “African American Religion”. The course, taught by the author of the book, is open to anybody with an interest in the subject. In 1999, there were only seven students who completed the course: five black, two white.
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Plantation politics: forest plantations in development
Applied Geography, 1993openaire +1 more source
Plantation politics: Forestry plantations in development
Journal of Rural Studies, 1993openaire +1 more source