Environment and Ethnicity in India, 1200 1991

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This scholarly work explores the interplay between environment and ethnicity by examining the historical development of forest communities in western India. It delves into how these communities have interacted with their natural surroundings and how their cultural identities have evolved over time. Originally published in 1999, the analysis provides insights into the socio-economic and ecological factors that shape these communities, highlighting the significance of their unique relationship with the forest environment.