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Paper
39a
The Crisis of Sahelian Pastoralism: Ecological or Economic?
Pierre Hiernaux
Paper 39b
Pastoralism and Institutional Change in Inner Asia: Comparative Perspectives from the MECCIA Research Project
Caroline Humphrey and David Sneath
Paper
39c
Ownership and Control in Chinese Rangeland Management Since Mao: The Case of Free-Riding in Ningxia
Peter Ho
Paper
39d
Pastoralists, Paravets and Privatisation: Experiences in the Sanaag Region of Somaliland
Andy Catley
Paper
39e
When is Ecosystem Change Land Degradation? Martin Adam's comments on Land Degradation and Grazing in the Kalahari (Paper 38c) by Andrew Dougill and Jonathan Cox .
Ecosystem Dynamics and Degradation in the Kalahari: A reply
Jonathan Cox and Andrew Dougill
Set 38, July 1995
Paper 38a
Comments on Reclamation and Grazing in the Northern Negev: Contradictory
or Complementary Concepts? by Avi Perevolotsky
Various contributors
Paper 38b
Conservation, Reclamation and Grazing in the Northern Negev:
Contradictory or Complementary Concepts?
Avi Perevolotsky
Paper 38c
Land Degradation and Grazing in the
Kalahari: New Analysis and Alternative Perspectives
Andrew Dougill and Jonathan Cox
Paper 38d
The Kyrgyz Sheep Herders at a Crossroads
Tjaart W. Schillhorn van Veen
Set 37, December 1994
Paper 37a
Livestock, Land Use and Agricultural Intensification
in Sub-Saharan Africa
David Bourn and William Wint
Paper 37b
Comments on Livestock, Land Use and Agricultural
Intensification in Sub-Saharan Africa
Ralph von Kaufmann and Barry Shapiro
Paper 37c
Cattle and Cribs: Grain Storage and Production Amongst
Pastoralists in Ethiopia and Nigeria
Mick Blowfield and Tim Donaldson
Paper 37d
Extension and Pastoral Development: Past, Present and
Future
Catherine Butcher
Set 36, July 1994
Paper
36a
Rajasthan and Gujurat
A
collection of papers by Ilse
ller-Rollefson, Paul Robbins, D.V. Rangnekar,Sangeeta Rangnekar, Richard Cincotta and Ganesh Pangare and
Arun Agrawal
Paper 36b Paper 36c
A Collection of Papers on World Bank Involvement in
Pastoral Development
Health and Healthcare Provision in North West Turkana,
Kenya
Simon Harragin
Set 35, Dec 1993
K.M. Homewood
Paper 35b
Paper 35c
Paper 35d Cashmere Production in
Northern China
Fulani
Settlement in Northwest Province of Cameroon
Range Degradation in Botswana: Myth Or
Reality?
Joao
S. de Queiroz
Carrying Capacity, Rangeland Degradation and Livestock
Development Policy for the Communal Rangelands of
Botswana
Nick Abel
Notes
from the Field: Highlights of The Nigerian Livestock Resources Report
David Bourn
A.J.F. Russel
Michael Boboh Vabi
Set 34, July 1993
Paper 34a
Changes in Migration and Feeding Patterns Among Semi-Nomadic
Pastoralists in Northern Syria
Marina
Leybourne, Ronald Jaubert & Richard N.Tutwiler
Paper 34b
A
Political Economy Model of Common Property Regimes and the Case of
Grazing Management in Zimbabwe
Ben
Cousins
Paper 34c
Dynamic Carrying Capacity Analysis As Tool for Conceptualising and
Planning Range Management Improvements, with A Case Study From
India.
Drake Hocking
and Andrew Mattick
Paper34d
From Subsistence to Specialised Commodity
Production: Commercialisation and Pastoral Dairying in
Africa
Patrick M.
Sikana, Carol K. Kerven and Roy H. Behnke, Jr.
Set 33, December 1992
Paper 33a
Ecological Factors in Land Use Conflicts, Land Administration and
Food Insecurity In Turkana, Kenya
Gufu
Oba
Paper 33b
Extension and Livestock Development: Experience From Among the
Turkana Pastoralists of Kenya
Darlington M.O.
Akabwai
Paper 33d
Taking
the Bull by the Horns: NGOs and Pastoralists in Coalition
Adrian Cullis