In Light of Our Differences: How Diversity in Nature and Culture Makes Us Human

By D. Harmon. 2002

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1. L. Maffi
2. J. Loh
3. D. Harmon

Citations in the corpus

• A global index of biocultural diversity (2005, background): “, 2002; Manne, 2003; Sutherland, 2003); theory, such as how language may be related to long-term environmental management in indigenous communities (Maffi, 2001; Harmon, 2002); and common threats to their continuation (Maffi, in press).”
• LINGUISTIC, CULTURAL, AND BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY (2005, background): “Further, from both a psychological and an ethical perspective, Harmon (2001, 2002) pinpoints the enduring fallacy of equating unity with uniformity (which underlies all efforts to promote homogenization, whether by nationstates or by the forces of economic globalization).”