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Social Metabolism, Cultural Landscape, and Social Invisibility in the Forests of Rio de Janeiro

  • Stingel J
  • de Oliveir R
InTech, (2012)
DOI: 10.5772/37236
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Rio de Janeiro is the second largest urban center in Brazil and one of the largest economic and cultural centers of Latin America. Fully 70.7% of its territory is already urbanized and it has about 6.3 million inhabitants. The city is located between the mountains and the …

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Stingel, J., & de Oliveir, R. R. (2012). Social Metabolism, Cultural Landscape, and Social Invisibility in the Forests of Rio de Janeiro. In Polyphonic Anthropology - Theoretical and Empirical Cross-Cultural Fieldwork. InTech. https://doi.org/10.5772/37236

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