Table Of Contents: Introduction
Human Adaptation in East African Drylands:The Dilemma of Concepts and Approaches
From Adaptation to Marginalization:The Political Ecology of Subsistence Crisis Among the Hadendawa Pastoralists of Eastern Sudan
External Pressures on Indigenous Resource Management Systems: A Case from the Red Sea Area, Eastern Sudan
Agriculture and Pastoralism in Karamoja: Competing or Complementary Forms of Resource Use?
Management of Aridity:Water Conservation and Procurement in Dar Hamar, Western Sudan
Subsistence Economy, Environmental Awareness and Resource Management in Um Kaddada Province, Northern Darfur State
Economic Strategies of Diversification Among the Sedentary 'afar of Wahdes, North Eastern Ethiopia
Management of Scarce Resources: Dryland Pastoralism Among the Zaghawa of Chad and the Crisis of the Eighties
Resource Management in the Eritrean Drylands: Case Studies From the Central Highlands and the Eastern Lowlands
Survival Strategies in the Ethiopian Drylands: The Case of the Afar Pastoralists of the Awash Valley
State Policy and Pastoral Production Systems: The Integrated Land Use Plan of Rawashda Forest, Eastern Sudan
The Importance of Forest Resource Management in Eastern Sudan: The Case of El Rawashda and Wad Kabo Forest Reserves
Land Tenure and Pastoral Planning in the Red Sea Hills
Range Management in the Sudan: An Overview of the Role of the State
What If the Pastoralists Chose Not to be Pastoralists? The Pursuit of Education and Settled Life by the Hadendawa of the
Property and Social Relations in Turkana, Kenya
"Do Give Us Children": The Problem of Fertility Among the Pastoral Barbayiig of Tanzania
Note on Contributors
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