The Idea of Biodiversity: Philosophies of Paradise

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Examines how biodiversity is defined, valued and promoted in conservation, using discussion of the relationships between scientific ideas and wider social commitments. Authors: David Takacs Year: 1996 Venue: Johns Hopkins University Press Research topics: Biodiversity concepts; conservation values; environmental philosophy; science and society DOI / identifier status: No DOI verified for the recorded 1996 Johns Hopkins University Press edition or institutional document. The cited source identifies the work; a review, translation or later edition DOI is not substituted. Open text / access status: No verified unrestricted full-text URL for the recorded 1996 edition or journal version. See Source for the publisher or catalogue reference; that reference is not an open-access claim. The seeded title was not the bibliographic title of David Takacs's 1996 book. The corrected title is The Idea of Biodiversity: Philosophies of Paradise, supported by institutional catalogue records. Reference: https://agris.fao.org/search/en/providers/122535/records/65ddece10f3e94b9e5c76ff0 Curation scope: edition-aware bibliographic consistency and thematic learning associations. A publisher catalogue link or verified DOI does not by itself imply unrestricted full-text access. Original imported label retained for provenance: The Concept of Biodiversity in the Practice of Conservation

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