Hydroelectric Amazonia: Cultures Caught in the Crucible of "Order and Progress"

Keywords

Crucible (geodemography), Amazon rainforest, Hydroelectricity, Order (exchange), Geography

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• Between Rivers: Reflections on home, obligation, and otherness from a confluence of conservation and connectivityChandra M Brown — 2016
• The anti-dam movement in Brazil: expertise and design conflicts in an industrial transition movementDavid J. Hess — 2018
• Landscape Heritage at Çadir Höyük: From Cartography to Digital ImageryAnthony J. Lauricella, Stephanie Offutt, Tevfik Emre Şerifoğlu — 2019

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