Pastoralism and Development in Africa : Dynamic Change at the Margins (Hardcover)

1. Development at the Margins: Pathways of Change in the Horn of Africa Andy Catley, Jeremy Lind and Ian Scoones  Part 1: Resources and Production  2. Mobility and the Sustainability of the Pastoral Production System in Africa: Perspectives of Contrasting Paradigms Gufu Oba  3. Range Enclosures in Southern Oromia, Ethiopia: An Innovative Response or Erosion in the Common Property Resource Tenure? Boku Tache Dida  4. Pastoralists and Irrigation in the Horn of Africa: Time for a Rethink? Stephen Sandford  5. Replacing Pastoralism with Irrigated Agriculture in the Awash Valley, North-Eastern Ethiopia: Counting the Costs Roy Behnke and Carol Kerven  6. Climate Change in Sub-Saharan Africa: Consequences and Implications for the Future of Pastoralism Polly Ericksen  Part 2: Commercialisation and Markets  7. Moving Up or Moving Out? Commercialization, Growth and Destitution in Pastoralist Areas Andy Catley and Yacob Aklilu  8. Shipping Out the “Desert Ship”: Camel Marketing in the Northern Kenya/Southern Ethiopia Borderlands Hussein Mahmoud  9. Responsible Companies and African Livestock-Keepers: Acting, Teaching but not Learning? John Morton  10. Town Camels:  Pastoral Innovation in a Fast Changing World: Case Study from Gode Town, Somali Regional State, Ethiopia Abdi Hussein  Part 3: Land and Conflict  11. The Future of Pastoralist Conflict Paul Goldsmith  12. Land Grabbing in the Eastern African Rangelands John Galaty  13. The Precipice of a Catastrophe: Land Deals and the Changing Political Economy of Pastoralism in the Tana Delta, Kenya Abdirizak Nunow  14. Squeezed from all Sides: Changing Resource Tenure and Pastoralist Innovation on the Laikipia Plateau, Kenya John Letai and Jeremy Lind  15. Mobile Pastoralism and Land grabbing in Sudan: Impacts and Responses Mustafa Babiker  16. The Need to strengthen Land Laws in Ethiopia to protect Pastoral Rights Abebe Mulatu and Solomon Bekure  Part 4: Alternative Livelihoods  17. Seeking Alternative Strategies: Settled Pastoralists as Farmers, Town Dwellers, Wage Earners, and Traders Elliot Fratkin  18. Reaching Pastoralists with Formal Education: a Distance Learning Strategy for Kenya David Siele, Jeremy Swift and Saverio Kratli  19. Social Protection for Pastoralists: Just Give them Cash? Stephen Devereux  20. Women and Economic Diversification in Pastoralist Communities: A Regional Perspective John Livingstone and Everse Ruhindi  Conclusion  21. Reflections on the Future of Pastoralism in the Horn of Africa Peter Little