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Themes in Environmental History

Whose Water? The Control and Appropriation of Water Resources in Medieval Hungary

Andras Vadas

Whose Water? The Control and Appropriation of Water Resources in Medieval Hungary

Themes in Environmental History

Whose Water? The Control and Appropriation of Water Resources in Medieval Hungary

Themes in Environmental History: Whose Water? The Control and Appropriation of Water Resources in Medieval Hungary

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Whose Water? The Control and Appropriation of Water Resources in Medieval Hungary addresses conflicts surrounding water management, a space where different economic and other socio-political interests meet and sometimes clash.

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Beschrijving Themes in Environmental History: Whose Water? The Control and Appropriation of Water Resources in Medieval Hungary

Whose Water? The Control and Appropriation of Water Resources in Medieval Hungary addresses conflicts surrounding water management, a space where different economic and other socio-political interests meet and sometimes clash.

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9781032980706
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314
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Serie
Themes in Environmental History
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Hardback
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Engels
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