Time Resources, Society and Ecology : On the Capacity for Human Interaction in Space and Time (Paperback)

Preface Acknowledgements 1. Ecotechnology, Carrying Capacity, and Time-Space Resources 2. Life Paths and Living Possibility Boundaries: Elements of the Hagerstrand Time-Geographical Model 3. Hunting-Gathering 4. Nomadic Pastoralism 5. Shifting Cultivation 6. Short Fallow Cultivation: Reinterpreting the Structure of Local and Regional Intensification 7. Irrigation Agriculture 8. Time Allocation and the Carrying Capacity of a Population Time-Budget 9. Time Resources in Preindustrial Societies Afterword Bibliography Index