附註:|t Chapter 1 Introduction: through the environmental looking glass -- |t The politics of resources and resistance in Southeast Asia / |r Philip Hirsch -- |t chapter 2 Large dam victims and their defenders -- |t The emergence of an anti-dam movement in Indonesia / |r George J. Aditjondro -- |t chapter 3 Dams, resources and the politics of environment in mainland Southeast Asia / |r Philip Hirsch -- |t chapter 4 The political economy of Mekong Basin development / |r Michael Mitchell -- |t part Part II Political economy of forestry -- |t chapter 5 POLITICAL ECONOMY OF LOGGING IN SARAWAK, MALAYSIA / |r Michael Leigh -- |t chapter 6 The politics of forestry in Burma / |r Raymond L. Bryant -- |t chapter 7 The politics of logging in the Philippines / |r Marites Danguilan Vitug -- |t part Part III Industrialisation and mining development -- |t chapter 8 Mining, environmental impact and dependent communities -- |t Ramanie Kunanayagam and Ken Young / |r The view from below in East Kalimantan -- |t chapter 9 Environmental policy and conflicting interests -- |t Coal mining, tourism and livelihoods in Quang Ninh Province, Vietnam / |r Bach Tan Sinh -- |t part Part IV Pollution and environmental health -- |t chapter 10 River pollution and political action in Indonesia / |r Anton Lucas -- |t chapter 11 The politics of environmental health -- |t Industrialization and suspected poisoning in Thailand / |r Timothy Forsyth -- |t part Part V Tourism development -- |t chapter 12 Tanah Lot -- |t The cultural and environmental politics of resort development in Bali / |r Carol Warren -- |t chapter 13 The Chiang Mai cable-car project: local controversy over cultural and eco-tourism -- |t Local controversy over cultural and eco-tourism / |r Chayant Pholpoke -- |t part Part VI The politics of response -- |t chapter 14 The environment and local initiatives in southern Negros / |r Emmanuel Yap -- |t chapter 15 Epilogue -- |t Analysis and action / |r Philip Hirsch.
摘要:Charts the emergence of the environment as an issue of public debate in the region of Southeast Asia. The volatile tensions between the winners and losers in this struggle for the environment will focus increased attention on the region.
