Titlebook: Dryland Forests; Management and Socia Purabi Bose,Han van Dijk Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Climate variabi

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Private Versus Communal Tenure Systems in Gum Arabic Collectionn Senegal, a probit model is used to analyse the choice of organizing collection in communal systems. Mixed systems are preferred if markets are developing, labour for collection is available, competition for the resource is high, forests where gum is collected are located near the village or market

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, Dynamics: A Community-Based Biodiversity Management System in India’s Arid Zone .. The management committee comprises a general body that oversees the management of the forest as well as issues such as framing rules, resolving conflicts, taking action against offenders and distributing benefits. Utility maximizing behaviour, social pressure and cultural norms form a complex eq

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Adding Scepticism About ‘Environmentality’: Gender Exclusion Through a Natural Resources Collectivizntal sensitivities. Drawing from ethnographic research in Senegal’s Saloum Islands, the chapter demonstrates that young men, despite the fact that they have never been involved in development interventions, by idealizing collective interest have formulated very sophisticated ideologies to manipulate

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Forest Governance, Livelihoods and Resilience: The Case of Loita Forest (,), Narok County, Kenyar outsiders from invading their forest, while tolerating settlement in the forest by their own community members. Changing lifestyles, livelihoods and attitudes towards, and use of, this forest by community members undermine the roles of existing traditional institutions such as the council of elder

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Dryland Landscapes: Forest Management, Gender and Social Diversity in Asia and Africarld. Dryland forests provide these people with woods, fruits, fibre and pasture. Drylands are among the poorest and most problem-ridden areas of the world. Therefore a different approach to drylands and dryland forest management is needed. The chapter develops a framework for analysing dryland fores