Philip Taylor's scientific contributions
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MapsFiguresIllustrationsAbbreviationsPrefaceIntroduction1 Neo-colonialism as poison2 Renunciations of socialism3 Indigenising modernity in Nam Bo4 Reinventing modernity as threat5 Civilisation in the orchardConclusion
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... The rationale for selecting these study areas is that local agrarian communities have profound experiential knowledge of living with floods, forming an inherent part of their riverine lifestyles (Taylor, 2001). Long-term engagement with seasonal floods allows agrarian communities to accumulate flood memories and understand how flood changes affect their everyday lives and flood-based livelihoods. ...
