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Contributes to the debate regarding the origins, institutionalization, and politics of the sciences and systems of knowledge underlying colonial frameworks of environmental management. This work argues that tropical forestry in the nineteenth century consisted of at least two distinct approaches towards nature, resource, and people.
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