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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-86942-5er more parts of the globe, lurked complex and sometimes contradictory environmental anxieties. C. R. Markham’s statement captures the ambivalence surrounding development and its environmental impacts. Through their experience of industrialisation, Europeans brought to colonies concerns about both t

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Personalerhaltung im oberen Managementse prominence and qualifications J. D. Hooker had mocked. In India, German-trained scientists effectively developed the foundation of state forest conservation laid by Scottish-trained doctors, moving it onto a far more professional footing. Their strong educational background and particular experie

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Personalfunktion in der Unternehmensleitunglicies that shaped Australasian and South Asian conservation into the early-twentieth century. Advocates of forest conservation in Australasia drew upon the same centres of environmental knowledge (notably India by the 1870s, but also Germany and France and, by the early 1900s, the US) at the same t

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