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adam_text | Contents
List of Illustrations x
List of Figures - xi
Preface xiii
List of Abbreviations xvii
Introduction. Privatizing the State and the Transformation
of the Agrarian Landscape 1
Chapter 1. Dragomireşti and Dragova: Two Centuries
of Ecological and Socio-economic Transformations 25
Chapter 2. Postsocialism as Neoliberalism: Reorganizing
Society and Nature 54
Chapter 3. Bureaucrats, Patronage, Illegal Logging 64
Chapter 4. Contested Forest 95
Chapter 5. Waning Pastures 121
Chapter 6. Fragmented Lands 143
Chapter 7. Wasted Rivers 171
Conclusion: A Disrupted Landscape 189
References 203
Index 223
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I
Index
A
access to forests, 106-11
agency
natural environment changes, 7
of nonhuman actors, 18
state. See state
villagers breaking laws, 195
Agency of State Domains (ASD), 61
agrarian landscapes
methods for studying, 18-21
transformation of, 1-25
Agrarian Register, 80
agrarian relations, 2
agricultural land, 3, 11, 28, 31, 33, 42,
45, 61, 138, 139, 150, 162, 163. See
also land
agriculture. See also crops; farms
feminization of, 145
new plans for, 55-57
agronomists, 43
Albania, 4, 139
land fragmentation in, 165
state officials, roles of, 14
alcohol, 155-57
alder trees, 67
alfalfa, 162. See also pastures
analysis of the state, 191-94
animal farms, 44
animal husbandry, 6, 8, 11, 181
animals, 5, 7. See also specific animals
apple trees, 32
Apple Tree Valley, 33
appropriation of forests, 100, 101
archives, 20
Argeş County, 31, 42, 144
Argeş County Police, 85
Argeşelu River, 26, 33, 171-79
Asia, 139
asphalt, 110
associations (întovărăşiri), 43
AT Vs (All Terrain Vehicles), 189
Austro-Hungarian Empire, 2, 38
B
băieşi (mining workers), 34
banks, rivers
degradation of, 173
property rights, 178
barbell (Barbus fluviatilis), 172
Barca (lake), 177
barley (Hordeum sativum), 154
beans, 11, 32
bear, 98
Carpathian brown bear (Ursus
arctos), 18, 103-04
role in economic changes, 197
beech trees, 31
heating houses with, 65
beet (Beta vulgaris), 175
Berlin Wall, collapse of (1989), 4
Białowieża National Park, 114, 115.
See also national parks
biodiversity, 55, 104
preservation of, 17, 190
Birdlife International, 115
Biser (Southern Bulgaria), 185
Black King (Negru Vodă), 40
black locust trees, deforestation of, 67, 68
blind mole rat (Spalax typhlus), 197
boar in pastures, 129-31. See also wild
boar (Sus scrofa)
boundaries, 149, 150, 199
Box Thorn Valley, 34
bribery, 73
224 Index
Bridge of Dragova, 37
Bucegi Mountain, 37
Bucharest, wood business in, 30
Buiîa-Vanturariţa Park, 114. See also
national parks
Bulgaria, 89
bureaucracies
local state, 12-14
Prussian, 14
bureaucrats, 64-94
disputes with, 104-06
land reform and, 72-77
bushes, 125
C
cadastre experts, 162
Câmpulung, 145
Carpathian brown bear (Ursus arctos),
18,103-04
role in economic changes, 197
Carpathian Mountains, 38
Castree, Noel, 56,182
cattle
Dragomireşti, 27
economy of, 8
land reform, 29
on pastures, 123-24
Ceauşescu, Nicolae, 144
Central Europe, 4
centralization of land management, 4
cereals, cultivation of, 31
Cernea, Michael, 42,45,145
charities, 156
cheese, 160,161
chemical fertilizers, 152, 186. See also
fertilizers
chestnut forests, 16
chickens, 153
China, 4, 139
Ciocănaş, 37, 108,134
claimants, land, 58
clear cutting, 60,88, 95, 109. See also
illegal logging
climate
change, 100
in Dragomireşti, 27
Coasta Rea (the Bad Slope), 39
coexistence of landowners, 163,164
collective farms, 2,45, 67
collectivization, 42-48
abolishment of, 10
of agriculture, 4
goal of, 42
intercropping, 31 -32
reactions to, 11
reverse, 190
collectivized villages, 43-48
collusion, 45
commodification of natural resources,
182
commodity chain analysis, 85,111
common forests, 88. See also forests
common reed (Phragmites communis), 178
communal forests, 108
communal pasture (islaz), 35
communes. See Dragomireçti; Dragova
communist trees, 16
conclusions, 189-202
analysis of the state, 191-94
lessons of transformation, 199-201
natures agency, 196-99
reform strategies, 194-96
conflicts (property), 149, 150
pastures, 134-36
Constitution (2003), 180
construction materials of housing, 126
contamination, water, 186.
See also pollution
contested forests, 95-120
Piatra Craiului National Park
(PCNP), 96-102
co-operatives
in Albania, 139
farms, 45
Coste§ti, 28,85
land reform, 29
railways in, 30
Rudari in, 36
cost of pasture maintenance, 124
country project, 56
County Department of Statistics, 19
County Land Commission (CLC), 59
Index 225
crayfish (Astachidae sp.), 172
crime prevention, 75
Cronon, William, 7, 18
crops. See also farms
disappearance of, 33
diversification of, 11
economy of, 8
Crosgrove, Denis E., 7
eu limbâ de moarte (last words before
dying), 149
cultivation
plum trees, 156
practices, 154
Cuza, loan Alexandru, 29
Czechoslovakia, 4
Czech Republic, 138
D
Dacia car plant, 34, 144, 145, 158
Dacia-Renault car plant, 6, 144, 145
dairy products, 124. See also cattle; milk
production
dams, 184. See also rivers
Danube River, 184
Danube Valley, 185
decentralization, 15
declaration of adherence, 44
decollectivization, 2, 7, 149
distilleries after, 174
policies of, 4
deforestation, 67-69, 191
in Dragova, 192
effect on Dragova River, 182
forest loss mechanisms, 78-80
hills without forests, 69-71
local power relations and, 65
mapping, 87-90
practices, 112-14
in private forests, 72
Rudari role in, 65, 66
Vietnam, 90
dialectical model of interaction, 15
dictators, collapse of regime, 1
diets for livestock animals, 175
disputes with bureaucrats, 104-06
distilleries, 155, 172, 174. See also rivers
draft animals, 29. See also horses; oxen
Dragomire§ti, 6, 25-34
cattle, 27
climate in, 27
collectivization in, 43
commodity chain analysis, 111
deforestation in, 69-71, 112-14
economies, 26, 48-49
firewood used for cooking, 65
forest holdings distribution, 81
fragmented landscape of, 123
land fragmentation in, 147, 148.
See also fragmentation of land
land ownership in, 143
land reform in, 29
landscape of, 26
laws, land reform, 69
local history of, 28-34
occupations in, 31
pastures, 121. See also pastures
population of, 26
Rudari, 34-36
taxation, 28
trees in, 28
water mills, 172
wild boar in, 129
Dragova, 6
bears in, 103-04
collectivization of, 45
deforestation in, 192, 112-14
economies, 48-49
housing in, 40
landscape of, 37-41
ownership of forests, 39. 40
pastures, 121. See also pastures
population of, 37
saw mills, 47
wild boar in, 129
Dragova Creek, 189
Dragova River, 109, 179-83
effect of deforestation of, 182
flow of, 181
drinking water, 178. See also water
resources
ducks, 178
duckweed (Lemma minorJ, 178
226 Index
E
Eastern Europe, 4, 139
Eastern Romania, deforestation in, 88
economics
damage to by wild boar, 130
Dragomire§ti, 26, 48-49
Dragova, 48-49
effect of rivers on, 172
evolution of, 144
forest roles in, 80-86
of forests, 111-12
moderization of, 9
planned, 54
politics relationship to, 7
transformation of state-controlled, 5
transformations, 8, 56
eel (Anguilla), 172
elite, postsocialist, 12-14
endangered species, poaching, 116
environment, 7-12, 20, 37, 42, 58, 62, 97,
101, 104
Environmental Guard, 134
Enyedi, Marton, 138
erosion of land, 55
ethnic groups, 26. See also population
ethnicity and postsocialist
transformations, 65-67
Europe, 4
European Union (EU), 189
government negotiations with, 101
euthrophication, 177
F
factories, privatization of, 66
farms
animal, 44
collective, 2, 45, 67
co-operatives, 45
state, 2
subsidies (EU), 189
feminization of agriculture, 45, 145
fertilizers, 44, 116, 152
after World War II, 153
plum trees, 157
public pastures, 123
Finland, 140
fir bark bugs (Ips typographus), 99
firearms, ability to carry, 60
firewood, 84
flax, 44
flooding, 99
flora and fauna, 97-98
loss of, 140
flow of Dragova River, 181
fodder
destruction by wild boar, 130
storage, 46
types of, 121
food safety, 159
forest exploitation, 30, 84, 88
forest guards, 13, 73, 74, 89
Rudari relationship with, 36
forest loss mechanisms, 78-80
forest nationalization, 25
forest people, 34-36
Forestry and Rural Development, 58, 61
Forestry Code (1996), 59, 68, 113, 126
forestry research, 48
forests
access to, 66, 106-11
appropriation, 100, 101
chestnut, 16
communal, 108
contested, 95-120. See also
contested forests
disappearance of, 6
in Dragova, 39
economies of, 111-12
hills without, 69-71
outcomes over restitution, 8
ownership of, 17
patronage, 80
political significance of, 86-87,
111-12
property right claims, 17
restitution laws, 1
roles in economies, 80-86
state control over, 103-04
thinning, 60
value of, 86
fragmentation of land, 10,42, 143-70
benefits of, 166
Index 227
effects în postsocialist Europe»
163-67
impact on markets, 157-61
labour force and, 144-46
landscapes, 162-63
orchards and ţuica, 155-57
practices of worker-peasants,
146-55
Fragrant Orchid (Gymnadenia
conopsea), 97
Framework Cadre for Water (FCW)
2000/60, 183
Franklin, Stuart, 115
free landholders, 2
Dragomireşti, 27
fruit trees, 32
furniture makers, 35. See also Rudari
G
Galicia, 31
garbage disposal, 173, 174
bear deaths, 197
gardens, definition of, 122
gastarbeiters, 4
genetic uniformity, 154
geography (rugged), 134-36
German Agency for Cooperation,
116
Germany, collapse of Berlin Wall
(1989), 4
globalization, 42, 140, 141
goal of collectivization, 42
goats
deforestation, grazing in, 113
land reform, 29
in national parks, 116
Goldschmidt, Walter, 194
Gorovei, Mihai, 101
re-nationalization of forest, 105
gradualism, 5
grass snake (Natrix natrix), 128
grazing, 99. See also cattle; goats; sheep
in deforested areas, 113
in national parks, 115, 118
taxation, 122
great Kaldarara invasion, the, 35
Great Yellow Gentian (Gentiana lutea),
97
Greece, 102
Grzymala-Busse, 16
guesthouses, 131, 132, 136, 158. See also
tourism
guidelines (IUCN), 97
H
Hann, Chris, 56, 148
Hardin, Garrett, 9
hemp, 33, 44
herons, 178
Hertha Müller, 146
Herzfeld, Michael, 77, 102
hierarchies, state, 13
hills without forests, 69-71
historical justice restitution policy, 66
history, 25
of Dragomire$ti, 28-34
horse carts, importance of, 80
horse-drawn ploughs, 151
horses and land reform, 29
housing
building of new, 122-27
construction materials of, 126
in Dragova, 40
guesthouses, 131, 132
illegal construction of, 125, 127
Humboldt University, 19
Hungarian kingdom, 2
Hungary, 4
hybrid seeds, 151, 153
hypermarkets, 138
I
ideologies
of landscape, 98
mark of, 16
illegal housing, 125, 127
illegal logging, 64-94, 73, 78, 81-82, 88
deforestation, 87-90. See also
deforestation
National Plan for Fighting Against
Illegal Logging, 88
prevention of, 87
228 Index
impact studies, 99
Independence from Ottoman Empire
(1878), 29
inheritance practices, 33,149
Institute of Mathematics of the
Romanian Academy, 75
intercropping, 31-32, 152,153
International Monetary Fund (IMF), 9,
54,61
interwar landscapes, 147
întovărăşiri (associations), 43
irrigation systems, 153
islaz (communal pasture), 35
IUCN guidelines, 97
K
Kazakhstan, 186
Klooster, Daniel, 104
Kopanari, 89
L
labour force, 144-46
lakes, Barca, 177. See also water
resources
lambs, wool from, 159
land
boundaries, 149, 150
chingi (belt), 28
collectivization, 25
erosion of, 55
fragmentation, 143-70. See also
fragmentation of land
laws, 58. See also laws
marketization of, 56
ownership of, 57
privatization of, 9
restitution, 1,146, 147
Land Commissions, 1
land fragmentation, 10, 33, 42. See also
fragmentation of land
landholders, 2
land management, centralization of, 4
landowners, coexistence of, 163, 164
land ownership, Rudari and, 66
land reform, 7,195
implementation, 16
loan Alexandru Cuza, 29
laws, 65, 69
Local Land Commission (LLC),
15
national policies, 9
outcome of, 12
political economy of, 54-63
postsocialist, 3
reorganization of landscape, 9-12
land reform law (1991), 1
landscape
agrarian. See agrarian landscapes
consequences of privatization,
15-18
contribution to relationships, 16
Dragomireşti, 26
Dragova, 37-41
fragmentation of, 162-63
ideologies of, 98
interwar, 147
methods for studying, 18-21
reorganization of, 9-12
transformations of, 1-25
land use practices, 28-34
last words before dying (cm limbä de
moarte) y 149
laws
land reform, 65, 69
Law 1/2000, 61,108
Law 18, 59,61,68
Law 544/2001,19
Property Law (18/1991), 57
shepherds selling products, 160
legislative changes, 56
legitimacy of the state, 57
lessons of transformation, 199-201
lichens, 97
LIF (Ocolul Silvic), 60
Lipsky, Michael, 13
Liquidation Commission, 58
Local Council, 180
local history, 25
of Dragomireşti, 28-34
Local Inspectorate of Forest (LIF), 3
Local Land Commission (LLC), 15
local state bureaucracy, 12-14
Index 229
logging
illegal, 64-94
without permission, 99
Luong, Pauline Jones, 16
lynx, 98
M
mace reed (Typha angustfolia), 178
mafia, wood and, 89
maize, 11, 175
hybrid seeds, 153
Makine, Andrei, 155
Management Plan, 116
mapping deforestation, 87-90
maps, disappearance of, 15
marc residue, 175. See also rivers
marigold (Ligularia sibirica), 101
marketization of land, 56
markets, 4-15, 26, 30, 222
martens, 98
Marushiakova, Elena, 66
mayors, 87. See also politics
access to forests, 106-11
disputes with, 104-06
employees of, 13
mayor’s office, 39, 40, 60, 67, 68, 73, 74.
See also bureaucracies; mayors
meadows, 122. See also grazing; pastures
measurements, 195
mechanization, 44
Metzo, Katherine, 117
Mexico, 104
Migdal, Joel S., 12
Military Orchid (Orchis militaris),
97-98
milk, 29. See also cattle
milk production, 158, 159, 161, 165
mining workers (baie§i), 34
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, 15,
58, 61, 95, 109, 125
models, dialectical model of interaction,
15
modernization, 42,44
Moldavia. See Republic of Moldova
Monastery Valley, 33
mono cropping, 41
multispecies ethnography, 18
Mungiu-Pippidi, Alina, 13
Mureş River, 172
N
National Agency for the Natural
Resources (NANR), 179
National Inspectorate of Forest (NIF),
59
National Institute of Hydrology and
Water Management, 178
nationalization, 101
National Liberal Party, 110
National Office of Cadastre, Geodesy,
and Cartography (NOCGC), 61
national parks
conclusions, 193
cutting trees in, 95
relationships with villagers, 114-18
tourism, 131
National Plan for Fighting Against
Illegal Logging, 88
National Police, 85
national policies, 9
National Railway Company, 34
National Society Romanian Waters, 67
natural protected areas, 17
natural resources, commodification of,
182
nature
human transformation of, 16
natural protected areas, 17
natures agency, 196-99
Negru Vodă (the Black King), 40
neoliberalism
new plans for agriculture, 55-57
new rights and new duties, 58-62
postsocialism as, 54-63
new plans for agriculture, 55-57
Nicolescu, Vasile, 107
non-farm jobs, 43
non-governmental organizations
(NGOs), 17, 115, 117
nonhuman, 7, 8, 18, 135
non-recyclable disposable materials, 174
Nut Tree Valley, 34
230 Index
O
oak trees, 31,65
illegal logging, 82
uses of, 69
Obştea Mare (the large collective forest),
105
Obştea Mică (the small collective forest),
105,106
Ocolul Silvic (LIF), 60
officials, state, 13
Once Upon a Time on the Banks of Amur,
155
orchards, 6
in Argeş County, 42
and ţuica, 155-157
orchids, 97-98
Ottoman Empire
independence from, 29
products of Dragova, 37
wood shipped to, 40
outcomes
of land reform, 12
over forest restitution, 8
overgrazing, 138. See also grazing
ownership. See also property rights
of Dragova forests, 39, 40
of forest, 17
of land, 57
in national parks, 97
neoliberal language of, 69
Rudari and, 66
oxen, 88. See also transportation
land reform, 29
P
palincă (plum/apple/pear/maize
brandy), 32
Parliament, land reform laws, 69
pastures, 121-142
communal pasture (islaz), 35
Dragomireşti, 26
Dragova, 38, 39
economy of, 8
maintenance of, 123
and politics, 137-38
politics and, 131-34
property conflicts, 135-37
property rights, 136
snakes in, 127-29
tourism, 131-34
transformation of, 125
vanishing, 122-27, 138-41
wild boar in, 129-31
patronage, 64-94
forests, 80
land reform and, 72-77
relations, 17
patron-client relationships, 191, 192
pear trees, 32
Perieţeanu, 29
pesticides, 44, 116
Petrov, Peter, 185
PHARE funds, 135
Piatra Craiului National Park (PCNP),
96-102
pigs, 153
Piteşti, 25
planned economies, 54
Plan of Management, 96
plantations, 48
ploughs, 151
plum/apple/pear/maize brandy
(palincă), 32
plum brandy (ţuica), 31
plums, 6, 7
production of, 32
plum trees, 42
cultivation, 156
fertilization, 157
poaching endangered species, 116
Podu Dragovei, 37,40
Podu Dragovei village, 181
Poland, 4,114,115
policemen, 13
Police Special Forces, 75
policies
decollectivization, 4
of forest regulation, 98
framework for creation of, 16
historical justice restitution, 66
national, 9
political changes, 56
Index 231
political regimes, changes in, 2
political significance of forests, 111-12
political transformations, 8
politics
access to forests, 106-11
access to local resources, 102
of aggression, 41
and pastures, 131-34, 137-38
political economy of land reform,
54-63
relationships to economies, 7
significance of forests, 86-87
pollution, 55, 176
postsocialism effect on rivers,
184-87
in rivers, 173, 174
population
of Dragomireçti, 26
of Dragova, 37
ethnic makeup of, 2-3
Roma, 3
Rudari, 34-36
of Transylvania, 3
postcolonialism, 201
postsocialism, 201
definition of, 4
deforestation, mapping, 87-90
effect on Rudari, 67
elite, 12-14
ethnicity (transformations),
65-67
land reform, 3
as neoliberaiism, 54-63
new plans for agriculture, 55-57
new rights and new duties, 58-62
postsocialist changes to rivers, 184-87
potatoes, cultivation of, 154, 155
power, competition for, 13
preservation, biodiversity, 17, 104
Prespa National Park, 116. See also
national parks
pristine forests, myth of, 100
private forests, deforestation in, 72. See
also forests
private land owners, 2
private pastures, 122. See also pastures
private property rights, 7. See also
property rights
restoration of, 55
privatization
of factories, 66
of land, 9
of states, 1-25, 15-18
profits from wood, 84, 85
property conflicts, 149, 150
pastures, 134-36
Property Law (18/1991), 57
property regulations, rejection of, 68
property rights, 2
changes in, 62
claims, 17
Constitution (2003), 180
elimination of, 3
laws, 58
in national parks, 97
over natural resources, 20
pastures, 136
private, 7
restoration of, 55, 61
riverbanks, 178
protected areas, 199
Protected Landscape Area Bile Karpati
(Czech Republic), 117
Protected Landscape Area of the White
Carpathians, 139
protected species, 18
protests, 68
Prussian bureaucracy, 14
public pastures, 122. See also pastures
maintenance of, 123
pumpkins, 11, 175
Q
Quince Tree Valley, 34
quotas, 84
R
rachiu (brandy), 36
railways
construction of, 31
in Costeçti, 30
Razlog Basin (Bulgaria), 89
232 Index
reform strategies, 194-96
Regional Agency for Environmental
Protection (RAEP), 101
registers, disappearance of, 15
regulations, 13, 84, 194
avoiding, 161
rejection of, 68
relationships
between humans and
environments, 7
landscapes contribution to, 16
patron-client, 191, 192
with villagers, national parks,
114-18
Renault, 145. See also Dacia-Renault
factory
reorganization of landscape, 9-12
reptiles, 128
Republic of Moldova, 3, 164, 185
land reform in, 29
research, forestry, 48
resources, water, 171. See also rivers
restaurants, 133, 134. See also tourism
restitution
historical justice restitution policy, 66
in national parks, 97
reverse collectivization, 190
revolutions, 4
re-Westernization, 124
rights, property. See property rights
River Dragova, 37
River Rekijoki valley, 140
rivers, 171-89
Argeşelu River, 33, 171-79
Danube River, 184
degradation of banks, 173
Dragova River, 179-83
euthrophication, 177
garbage disposal, 173, 174
Mureş River, 171
pollution, 55
postsocialist changes to, 184-87
Tisza River, 184
Roma fiddlers, 26
Romania, 4
Romanian Communist party, 144
Romanian Parliament, land reform laws,
69
Romanian Principalities, 2
Roma population, 3
ROMSILVA, 96
Rudari, 34-36, 65
cutting trees, 64
deforestation practices, 112
effect of postsocialist
transformation on, 67
forest loss mechanisms, 78-80
garbage disposal, 173, 174
horse carts, importance of, 80
housing, 126, 127
illegal deforestation, 65
land reform and, 72-77
patron-client relationships, 191, 192
as scapegoats, 73
work on public pastures, 123
rules, 13
Russia. See also Soviet Union
pastures, vanishing, 138
population in, 2
size of plots in, 164
S
sale of trees, 79
Sandrea, 37
saw mills, 30
Dragova, 47
Scott, James C., 9, 10, 12, 41, 45, 99, 193
Second World War. See World War II
seeds, 151, 153
serfs, 27, 28-34, 32
benefit of land reform, 29
Severin, 161
sheep, 99
land reform, 29
wool, selling, 159
sheltered crab (Leuciscus cephalus), 172
shock therapy philosophy, 5
Siberian tiger, 116
Sikor, Thomas, 117, 164
silk worms, 44
production of, 33
skills, agricultural, 11
Index 233
slaughter of animals, banning of, 46
slavery, 28, 32
Slitere Reserve (Latvia), 115
Slovakia, 138
small landholders, 28-34
smooth snake (Coronella austriaca), 128
snakes in pastures, 127-129
Social Democrat Party (SDP), 86, 88.
129
social engineering, 41
socialist governments, collapse of, 1
socialist societies, transformations of, 57
social players, forests as, 80-86
soil protection, 58
Soviet Union, 2
collapse of Berlin Wall (1989), 4
cuius region eius religtOy 41
Spain, 139
Stahl, Johannes, 14
staple foods, scarcity of, 47
state
agency, 97
analysis of the, 191-94
control over forest, 103-04
farms, 2
forests, deforestation in, 72
investments in forestry, 48
legitimacy of, 57
methods for studying, 18-21
officials, 13
organization, 12-13
privatization of, 1-25, 15-18
property regulations, rejection of,
68
State Forest Company, 47, 48
status, value of forest to, 80
storks, 178
strategies, reform, 194-96
strips of land, ancestral, 28
subsidies (EU), 189
T
taxation, 194
avoiding, 161
Dragomire§ti 28
grazing, 122
terraces, 43
theft, 36
of trees, 73-77. See also
deforestation
thinning forests, 60
tigers, 116
timber
deforestation. See deforestation
exploitation of forests, 30
transportation, 59
Tisza River, 184
tourism, 158, 160
in Dragova, 40
increase of, 189
national parks, 131
pastures, 131-34
toxic spills, 186. See also pollution
tractors, use of, 151
traditional land use, 96
transformations, 25-53
economic, 56
ethnicity and postsocialism, 65-67
lessons of, 199-201
of pastures, 125
socialist societies, 57
transportation
horse carts. See horse carts
illegal logging, 78
timber, 59
Transylvania, 2
land ownership in, 10
Mureş River, 171
population of, 3
relationship with Dragova, 37
trees
in Dragomireştit, 28
in Dragova, 39
fruit, 32
plum, 42
sale of, 79
theft of, 73-77
trucks, 84
ţuica (plum brandy), 31
orchards and, 155-57
water quality issues, 183
two-row barley (Hordeum distichum), 154
234 Index
U
Uekoetter, Frank, 41
uncollectivized villages, 43-48
underground waters, pollution, 55
USAID, 54
V
Valeeni, 28, 29, 147
Valley of Povarna, 32
vegetable gardens, 122, 197
Verdery, Katherine, 10, 15, 16
veterinary care, 46
Vietnam, 4, 139, 140
deforestation, 90
land fragmentation in, 164
villagers, reactions to government rules,
11
villages, collectivized/uncollectivized,
43-48
W
wagon wheels, manufacture of, 30
Walachia, land reform in, 29
walnut trees, 32
water fern (Azolla), 178
water mills, 172
water resources, 171. See also rivers
capture of, 181
water snake (Natrix tesselata), 128
Weber, Max, 13, 14
Wedel, Janine R., 56
Wegren, Stephen, 164
Western Europe, 4, 189
West Germany, fruit exports to, 44
wild animals, conflict with, 18
wild boar (Sus scrofa), 17, 98
role in economic changes, 197
in pastures, 129-31
willow trees (Salix triandra), 67, 178
Willow Valley, 33
wood mafia, 89
wool, selling, 159
worker-peasants, 144-46
practices of, 146-55
World Bank, 9, 54, 61
World War II, 42, 190
communal forests, 108
fertilization after, 153
industrialization after, 144
World Wide Fund for Nature, 115
Worster, Donald, 7, 152
Y
Yugoslavia, 4
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