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This volume examines social contentions regarding the use, conservation, development, and governance of public lands in the Western United States.
List of contents
Chapter 1: Public Lands through the Prism of Senses of Place
Part II: Exploring Senses of Place
Chapter 2: The New Wild West: Range War as Revitalization Movement
Chapter 3: Public Land, Place, and Shadow Displacement in Rural Utah
Bruce R. Tebbs and James H. McDonald
Chapter 4: Claiming the Los Angeles River for "The Public," By Boat and By Permit
Chapter 5: Chile and New Mexico: Identity, Difference, and Place
Part III: Practices and Contexts of Collaboration and Conflict
Chapter 6: A Reckoning of the Nuclear West
Chapter 7: Public Lands Security: The Dispute over Federal versus Local Law Enforcement
Chapter 8: Restoring Wild Bison to the Heart of Cattle Country: Yellowstone's Political Firestorm
Chapter 9: Through a Forest Wilderness:" Native American Environmental Management at Yosemite and Contested Conservation Values in America's National Parks
Chapter 10: Nature's Belonging: Landscapes, Conservation, and the Cultural Politics of Place in the Great Basin
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Edited by Kathleen M. Sullivan and James H. McDonald - Contributions by Rochelle Bloom; Paul Berne Burow; Douglas Deur; David Knowlton; James H. McDonald; Sayd Randle; Jacqueline J. Russell; Kathleen M. Sullivan; Bruce R. Tebbs; Jonathan P. Thompson and S
