Living Mekong, The Tai Study a pioneering work

a pioneering work

Jayavarman VII (1181–c

and the emergence of contemporary Buddhist groupings

A collection of essays dedicated to some of the most influential scientific explorers of China

alive to the breathing

Living Mekong, The Tai Study a pioneering workPhotography by Joe Garrison, text by Delia Paul Color photographs throughout. Hardcover, paper on board, jacket The Living Mekong shows how the Mekong's seasonal rise and fall shapes daily life for the people who live on and around it, in matters from transport to festivals to fish trap design. By world standards, the Mekong fishery is immense in scale, producing around 2. 5 million tons of wild fish a year, or roughly two per cent of the entire world