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Comment on Rice, Miguel, dogs and development: A Bali Experiment by Georgiou Coulaptsis

Georgiou Coulaptsis — Wed, 20 Feb 2013 05:57:01 +0000

I enjoyed your article, even though not totally agreeing with your conclusions. I have been living in Indonesia since late 1972, and do miss the “innocence” of the then Bali compared to now. But I have not noticed any erosion of the cultural aspect of the people there. Yes, environmentally they have a huge problem, which may in the end “kill the goose …..” but culturally the Balinese people have managed (apparently quite well to the surprise of many) the maintain their cultural roots, and in some ways even to strengthen them. Try reading http://www.kuveni.de/cultural%20tourism%20bali.pdf which may give you a different perspective on the “the real Bali”.

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Jasmine Z. Everett — Fri, 01 Feb 2013 17:33:24 +0000

Valentine is a farmer and raises cattle in the quiet warm agriculture area outside of Santa Cruz, Bolivia. He has 30 cows and a few fields where he plants corn, yucca, and peanuts. Valentine lives in a house on the hillside with his wife and young son who loves to sing (he is about 6 years old and sang a few songs while strumming his guitar). I asked Vincent why he took out loans, “if I didn’t have a loan I couldn’t buy more seeds. If I do buy more seeds then I can plant and harvest more fields.” It’s that simple. Valentine’s dream is to buy more cows for his farm and more seeds to plant – both of which allow him to supply the local cooperative market.

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