If Rain Doesn`t Come: An Anthropological Study of Drought and Human Ecology in Western Rajasthan
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If Rain Doesnt Come: An Anthropological Study of Drought and Human Ecology in Western Rajasthan

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Explore the human impact of drought in Western Rajasthan with R.J. Fisher’s insightful anthropological study, “If Rain Doesn’t Come.” Discover how communities adapt to arid environments and the ecological challenges they face. A must-read for environmentalists, anthropologists, and anyone interested in human ecology and climate change. Buy now and delve into this compelling exploration of drought’s impact.

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  • ISBN-13: 9788173041846
  • Publisher: Manohar
  • Publisher Imprint: Manohar
  • ISBN-10: 8173041849
  • Publisher Date: 1997

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Weight 0.5 kg

14 reviews for If Rain Doesnt Come: An Anthropological Study of Drought and Human Ecology in Western Rajasthan

  1. Mubashra Tahreem Parvez –

    The book needed more real-life stories, less jargon. Still, a worthwhile read.

  2. Dhananjay Joshi –

    I admire the depth of the research. Gives voice to those affected by drought.

  3. Antra Kumari –

    Offers an important look at the intersection of environment and culture. Eye-opening.

  4. Mrinalini Singh –

    A valuable study, but some chapters were a slog to get through.

  5. Ramandeep Kaur –

    A detailed look at drought in Rajasthan. A bit dense at times, but ultimately informative.

  6. Sahil Carpenter –

    Excellent research. Learned so much about human adaptation. Would recommend it to others.

  7. Sankey Jain –

    Fisher really captures the resilience of the people. Found it fascinating and well-researched.

  8. Urja Parmar –

    An important study, though the writing could be more engaging for the average reader.

  9. Yash Bajpai –

    Very informative about the struggles of living in drought conditions. Touched my heart.

  10. Aryaman Chauhan –

    Provides good insight into the ecological challenges. I just wish it was more accessible.

  11. Sahil Saini –

    A thorough, academic work. It felt slow at times, but insightful overall.

  12. Hareesh Kumar S –

    The writing was dry, but the content was very relevant. Mixed feelings.

  13. Bhavay Raina –

    Interesting, but too academic for casual reading. Hard to stay focused.

  14. Himanshu Choudhary –

    Loved the anthropological perspective. Highly recommend for anyone studying arid regions.

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