Technical information and methods

Hobsbawn, P.; Fritsch, D.; Grau, R.; Allen, Bryant James; Hide, Robin Lamond; Bourke, R. M.; Australian National University. Department of Human Geography; Australian Agency for International Development

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Technical information and methods

Date

1997-11

Authors

Hobsbawn, P.

Fritsch, D.

Grau, R.

Allen, Bryant James

Hide, Robin Lamond

Bourke, R. M.

Australian National University. Department of Human Geography

Australian Agency for International Development

Publisher

Canberra, A.C.T. : Dept. of Human Geography, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, The Australian National University,

Abstract

This project grew out of an interest in the sustainability of shifting cultivation systems under pressure from increases in population, and social and economic demands for increased production.