African Pastoralism: Conflict, Institutions and Government 

Contents

• Introduction

  M.A Mohamed Salih

•  Towards Security, Stability and Sustainability Oriented Strategies of Development in Eastern Africa

  J.B. Opschoor

•  Sustainable Development and Resource Conflicts in Botswana

M.B.K Darkoh and J.E Mbaiwa 

• Participation and Governance in the Development of Borana: Southern Ethiopia

Johan Helland 

• Conflict Management, Resolution and Institutions among the Karrayu and their Neighbours

  Ayalew Gebre 

• Ranchers and Pastoralists: The Restructuring of Government Ranching, Uganda

Frank  Emmanuel Muhereza 

• Resource Competition and Conflict: Herds/Farmer or Pastoralism/Agriculture

Mustafa Babiker 

• Resource Conflicts Among the Afar of North-East Ethiopia

Getachew Kassa 

• Livelihood and Resource Competition, Sudan

Abdel Ghaffar M. Ahmed 

• Pastoral Commercialisation: On calric Terms of Trade and Related Issues

Ton Dietz, Abdirizak Arale Nunow, Adano Wario Roba and Fred Zaal

•  Immediate Problems: A view from Distance

P.T.W. Baxter 

• Challenging Gender Roles and Pastoral Adaptations to Market Opportunity in Omdurman, Sudan

Samia El Hadi El Nager 

• Research-Led Policy Deliberation in Eritrea and Somalia: Searching to Overcome Institutional Gaps

Martin Doornbos 

• Notes on the Contributors 
• Index

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