Climate Change and the Creative Economy in India: Disadvantaged, Disturbed and Dislocated Indian Weavers
by Pragya Sharma
Title:
Climate Change and the Creative Economy in India: Disadvantaged, Disturbed and Dislocated Indian Weavers
Author:
Pragya Sharma
Series (if any):
Routledge Focus on the Global Creative Economy
Format:
Hardback
Number of pages:
108 pages, 5 Tables, black and white; 6 Halftones, black and white; 6 Illustrations, black and white
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
ISBN-13:
9781032584324
EAN:
9781032584324
Classifications:
Interdisciplinary studies
Weight (g):
384
Dimensions (mm):
145 x 223 x 13
Publication Country:
United Kingdom
Language:
English
Condition:
New
Price:£67.19
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Description
This book explores the dialectical relationship between the craft of weaving and the changing climate. The book discusses case studies of creative economy clusters in India. The author employs ethnographic fieldwork to share lived and embodied experiences of climate change.
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