Development and Cost (A Study on the Development Issues of China's Ethnic Minorities)

Author: Luo Kanglong, Huang Yixiu
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Ecological anthropology is dedicated to studying the complex relationship between humans and their environment. Human survival has always been closely related to the surrounding land, climate, plant life, and animal populations, and has influenced them. Environmental factors also act back on humans. Ecological anthropology attempts to explore how human groups adapt to, shape their living environment, and form corresponding customs, as well as social, economic, and political life in the process. Ecological anthropology seeks to provide a materialist explanation for human sociocultural systems as products of adaptation to the environment.