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Who Owns the Wildlife? The Political Economy of Conservation in Nineteenth-Century America

by James Tober

Review "Tober does a commendable job of tracing.

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"Tober does a commendable job of tracing . . . changes in policy and enumerating the causative factors which brought about these changes. . . . [He considers] the process by which property in wildlife resources has become increasingly well defined with scarcity. . . . The book is good reading to gain a better understanding of the logic behind our present fish and game laws and regulations."-Environmental Professional

?Tober does a commendable job of tracing . . . changes in policy and enumerating the causative factors which brought about these changes. . . . [He considers] the process by which property in wildlife resources has become increasingly well defined with scarcity. . . . The book is good reading to gain a better understanding of the logic behind our present fish and game laws and regulations.?-Environmental Professional

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