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Agriculture --- Natural resources --- Agriculture. --- Natural resources. --- Iran.

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This volume, part of the International Yearbook for Legal Anthropology, explores the complex interplay between natural resource management and legal pluralism. Edited by Rene Kuppe and Richard Potz, it examines how different legal systems, including state, folk, religious, and international laws, impact the rights and resources of indigenous and local populations. The book addresses conflicts arising from diverse legal approaches to land, water, and environmental resources, highlighting issues in regions such as the Philippines, Mexico, and Australia. Contributors discuss the socio-legal implications of state legislation on land reform, resource exploitation, and environmental protection, emphasizing the challenges faced by indigenous communities in asserting their rights within state legal frameworks. The intended audience includes scholars and practitioners in legal anthropology, environmental law, and human rights.

Indigenous peoples. --- Natural resources. --- Indigenous peoples --- Natural resources

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Natural resources --- Developing countries --- Population. --- Population

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Natural resources --- Geological Survey (U.S.)

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National parks and reserves --- Natural resources --- Ecosystem management --- Conservation of natural resources --- Management. --- Research --- United States.