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Using historical ecological analyses, this book presents a regional synthesis of pastoralists' adaptations to past environmental changes in the Horn of Africa and reflects on the lessons for current and future climate change challenges.
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Using historical ecological analyses, this book presents a regional synthesis of pastoralists' adaptations to past environmental changes in the Horn of Africa and reflects on the lessons for current and future climate change challenges.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 270
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Juli 2014
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781317745914
- Artikelnr.: 41214394
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 270
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Juli 2014
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781317745914
- Artikelnr.: 41214394
- Herstellerkennzeichnung Die Herstellerinformationen sind derzeit nicht verfügbar.
Gufu Oba is a Professor in the Department of International Environment and Development Studies at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway.
Preface 1. An historical ecological framework: Introduction 2. Rock art
pastoralists: Historical ecology of adaptations 3. Pastoralism, space, time
and knowledge: The social and ecological perspectives 4. Coastal
commerce-interior caravan trade: Pastoralists participation ca. AD 600-1900
5. Origin of the ancient well technology: Historical hypotheses 6.
Droughts, famine, locusts and epidemics: Centuries of adaptations 7. The
nineteenth and twentieth century environmental changes: European Journal
narratives 8. Adaptations to climate variability, grazing and water
scarcities in the southern lowlands c. 1908-1962: A case study 9.
Challenges to future climate change adaptations: Some propositions
10.Conclusion
pastoralists: Historical ecology of adaptations 3. Pastoralism, space, time
and knowledge: The social and ecological perspectives 4. Coastal
commerce-interior caravan trade: Pastoralists participation ca. AD 600-1900
5. Origin of the ancient well technology: Historical hypotheses 6.
Droughts, famine, locusts and epidemics: Centuries of adaptations 7. The
nineteenth and twentieth century environmental changes: European Journal
narratives 8. Adaptations to climate variability, grazing and water
scarcities in the southern lowlands c. 1908-1962: A case study 9.
Challenges to future climate change adaptations: Some propositions
10.Conclusion
Preface 1. An historical ecological framework: Introduction 2. Rock art pastoralists: Historical ecology of adaptations 3. Pastoralism, space, time and knowledge: The social and ecological perspectives 4. Coastal commerce-interior caravan trade: Pastoralists participation ca. AD 600-1900 5. Origin of the ancient well technology: Historical hypotheses 6. Droughts, famine, locusts and epidemics: Centuries of adaptations 7. The nineteenth and twentieth century environmental changes: European Journal narratives 8. Adaptations to climate variability, grazing and water scarcities in the southern lowlands c. 1908-1962: A case study 9. Challenges to future climate change adaptations: Some propositions 10.Conclusion
Preface 1. An historical ecological framework: Introduction 2. Rock art
pastoralists: Historical ecology of adaptations 3. Pastoralism, space, time
and knowledge: The social and ecological perspectives 4. Coastal
commerce-interior caravan trade: Pastoralists participation ca. AD 600-1900
5. Origin of the ancient well technology: Historical hypotheses 6.
Droughts, famine, locusts and epidemics: Centuries of adaptations 7. The
nineteenth and twentieth century environmental changes: European Journal
narratives 8. Adaptations to climate variability, grazing and water
scarcities in the southern lowlands c. 1908-1962: A case study 9.
Challenges to future climate change adaptations: Some propositions
10.Conclusion
pastoralists: Historical ecology of adaptations 3. Pastoralism, space, time
and knowledge: The social and ecological perspectives 4. Coastal
commerce-interior caravan trade: Pastoralists participation ca. AD 600-1900
5. Origin of the ancient well technology: Historical hypotheses 6.
Droughts, famine, locusts and epidemics: Centuries of adaptations 7. The
nineteenth and twentieth century environmental changes: European Journal
narratives 8. Adaptations to climate variability, grazing and water
scarcities in the southern lowlands c. 1908-1962: A case study 9.
Challenges to future climate change adaptations: Some propositions
10.Conclusion
Preface 1. An historical ecological framework: Introduction 2. Rock art pastoralists: Historical ecology of adaptations 3. Pastoralism, space, time and knowledge: The social and ecological perspectives 4. Coastal commerce-interior caravan trade: Pastoralists participation ca. AD 600-1900 5. Origin of the ancient well technology: Historical hypotheses 6. Droughts, famine, locusts and epidemics: Centuries of adaptations 7. The nineteenth and twentieth century environmental changes: European Journal narratives 8. Adaptations to climate variability, grazing and water scarcities in the southern lowlands c. 1908-1962: A case study 9. Challenges to future climate change adaptations: Some propositions 10.Conclusion