African enclosures? : the social dynamics of wetland in drylands
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African enclosures? : the social dynamics of wetland in drylands
EAEP , David Philip , Africa World Press , James Currey, c2000
- : James Currey, cloth
- : James Currey, pbk
- : Africa World Press, cloth
- : Africa World Press, pbk
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Includes bibliographies and index
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: James Currey, cloth ISBN 9780852554159
内容説明
This book reveals a dynamic picture of African rural society in which production patterns change rapidly in response to market opportunities. These changes are driven largely by local farmers' initiatives, and are often associatedwith an increase in market-based access to land that is evident under both customary and private land tenure.
North America: Africa World Press
目次
- From commons to enclosures? Philip Woodhouse, Henry Bernstein, David Hulme
- a very decentralized development - exploiting a new wetland in the Sourou Valley, Mali, Philip Woodhouse, Pippa Chenevix-Trench, Martin Tessougue
- uncommon property - the scramble for wetland in Southern Kenya, Christopher Southgate, David Hulme
- modernizing communal lands - evolving resource use in the Shoshong Hills, Botswana, Andrew Clayton, Philip Woodhouse
- the Mutale River Valley - an apartheid oasis, Edward Lahiff
- whose environments? whose livelihoods, Henry Bernstein, Philip Woodhouse, David Hulme.
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: James Currey, pbk ISBN 9780852554166
内容説明
This text examines community-based natural resource management in Africa.
This book reveals a dynamic picture of African rural society in which production patterns change rapidly in response to market opportunities. These changes are driven largely by local farmers' initiatives, and are often associatedwith an increase in market-based access to land that is evident under both customary and private land tenure.
North America: Africa World Press
目次
- From commons to enclosures? Philip Woodhouse, Henry Bernstein, David Hulme
- a very decentralized development - exploiting a new wetland in the Sourou Valley, Mali, Philip Woodhouse, Pippa Chenevix-Trench, Martin Tessougue
- uncommon property - the scramble for wetland in Southern Kenya, Christopher Southgate, David Hulme
- modernizing communal lands - evolving resource use in the Shoshong Hills, Botswana, Andrew Clayton, Philip Woodhouse
- the Mutale River Valley - an apartheid oasis, Edward Lahiff
- whose environments? whose livelihoods, Henry Bernstein, Philip Woodhouse, David Hulme.
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