Commons and Borderlands

Focusing on the complexities of contemporary society, a prominent social anthropologist explores the concept of commons and borderlands in the early twenty-first century. The book delves into how communities navigate shared resources and cultural boundaries, highlighting the interplay between social practices and environmental challenges. Through rich ethnographic studies, it reveals the dynamics of cooperation, conflict, and resilience among diverse groups, offering insights into the future of communal living and resource management in an increasingly interconnected world.