"African potentials" for wildlife conservation and natural resource management: against the images of "deficiency" and tyranny of "fortress"
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| Abstract: | This book focuses on two specific areas: wildlife conservation policies and projects, and the interaction between local societies and the surrounding environment in Africa. Against the internationally dominant approach that regards Africa as being a state of 'deficiency', this book demonstrates, based on fieldwork concerning various natural resources (e.g. wildlife, forests, fruit, fish and land) as well as many famous protected areas, that African people are collectively and actively trying to solve the environmental problems they are facing by strategically utilising both indigenous means and new extrinsic opportunities. Meanwhile, it also becomes clear that wildlife conservation still continues to cause local societies a multitude of problems, and the 'potentials' of local people and societies are existing but unnoticed and suppressed by powerful outsiders, and therefore, remaining informal and invisible |
| Umfang: | xix, 352 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme, Karten |
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| contents | Introduction: ‘African Potentials’ in the Context of Environmental Conservation and Human–Environment Interactions Part I. ‘African Potentials’ at the Forefront of Wildlife Conservation Listening for Elephants in the Dark: Hidden Impacts of Human–Elephant Conflict in the Serengeti District, Tanzania ‘Where Did Our Nature Go?’ Situating Voices of Local Communities around Conservation Violence Neoliberalisation of Environmental Conservation through Spectacularisation and Eventisation: The Case of the Maasai Olympics in Southern Kenya Park Scouts/Rangers as Key Persons Connecting Local People and Park Authorities: The Case of Ethiopian Wildlife Protected Areas Conservation, Power and Politics: Maasai Involvement in Community-Based Conservation in the Amboseli Region of Kenya On Indigenous Organic Intellectuals: Struggles against Pastoral Land Dispossession in the Maasai Commons in Postcolonial Kenya Part II. Re-Examination of ‘African Potentials’ in the Context of Human–Environment Interactions African Potentials in Guinean Anthropogenic Landscapes: Land Use, Wildlife Conservation and Environmental Politics African Potentials for Biodiversity Conservation: Tamarind, Lemurs and the Tandroy People in the Gallery Forests of Southern Madagascar Rethinking the Potential for the Commodification of Africa’s Natural Resources: A Case Study of Marula Use in Phalaborwa, South Africa The Political Ecology of the Kapenta Fishery in Lake Kariba, Zambia Africa’s Potential in History and in Local Initiatives: The Case of Locally Conceived Artificial Reefs (Virundu) for Enhancing Fisheries Production at Makanjira, Southern Lake Malawi Sustainability in Developing Societies: Changes in Commodity Prices and Population over a Quarter of a Century in a Fishing Village in Southwestern Madagascar Factors Influencing Physical and Psychological Distance between Wildlife and People in Kenya Conclusion: Reality of ‘African Potentials’: Informal, Invisible and Dynamic Nature without an Arena |
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| spelling | "African potentials" for wildlife conservation and natural resource management against the images of "deficiency" and tyranny of "fortress" edited by Toshio Meguro, Chihiro Ito and Kariuki Kirigia ; in collaboration CAAS, Kyoto University Mankon, Bamenda Langaa RPCIG [2021] xix, 352 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme, Karten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier African potentials volume 6 Introduction: ‘African Potentials’ in the Context of Environmental Conservation and Human–Environment Interactions Toshio Meguro Part I. ‘African Potentials’ at the Forefront of Wildlife Conservation Listening for Elephants in the Dark: Hidden Impacts of Human–Elephant Conflict in the Serengeti District, Tanzania Yukino Iwai ‘Where Did Our Nature Go?’ Situating Voices of Local Communities around Conservation Violence Samantha S. Sithole and Frank Matose Neoliberalisation of Environmental Conservation through Spectacularisation and Eventisation: The Case of the Maasai Olympics in Southern Kenya Toshio Meguro Park Scouts/Rangers as Key Persons Connecting Local People and Park Authorities: The Case of Ethiopian Wildlife Protected Areas Nobuko Nishizaki Conservation, Power and Politics: Maasai Involvement in Community-Based Conservation in the Amboseli Region of Kenya Tom G. Ondicho On Indigenous Organic Intellectuals: Struggles against Pastoral Land Dispossession in the Maasai Commons in Postcolonial Kenya Kimaren Ole Riamit and Kariuki Kirigia Part II. Re-Examination of ‘African Potentials’ in the Context of Human–Environment Interactions African Potentials in Guinean Anthropogenic Landscapes: Land Use, Wildlife Conservation and Environmental Politics Gen Yamakoshi African Potentials for Biodiversity Conservation: Tamarind, Lemurs and the Tandroy People in the Gallery Forests of Southern Madagascar Shinichiro Ichino Rethinking the Potential for the Commodification of Africa’s Natural Resources: A Case Study of Marula Use in Phalaborwa, South Africa Yuichiro Fujioka The Political Ecology of the Kapenta Fishery in Lake Kariba, Zambia Chihiro Ito Africa’s Potential in History and in Local Initiatives: The Case of Locally Conceived Artificial Reefs (Virundu) for Enhancing Fisheries Production at Makanjira, Southern Lake Malawi Bosco Rusuwa, Daud Kassam and Maxon Ngochera Sustainability in Developing Societies: Changes in Commodity Prices and Population over a Quarter of a Century in a Fishing Village in Southwestern Madagascar Taku Iida Factors Influencing Physical and Psychological Distance between Wildlife and People in Kenya Yumi Yamane Conclusion: Reality of ‘African Potentials’: Informal, Invisible and Dynamic Nature without an Arena Toshio Meguro, Chihiro Ito and Kariuki Kirigia This book focuses on two specific areas: wildlife conservation policies and projects, and the interaction between local societies and the surrounding environment in Africa. Against the internationally dominant approach that regards Africa as being a state of 'deficiency', this book demonstrates, based on fieldwork concerning various natural resources (e.g. wildlife, forests, fruit, fish and land) as well as many famous protected areas, that African people are collectively and actively trying to solve the environmental problems they are facing by strategically utilising both indigenous means and new extrinsic opportunities. Meanwhile, it also becomes clear that wildlife conservation still continues to cause local societies a multitude of problems, and the 'potentials' of local people and societies are existing but unnoticed and suppressed by powerful outsiders, and therefore, remaining informal and invisible Natürliche Ressourcen (DE-588)4075236-7 gnd rswk-swf Lokales Wissen (DE-588)4518241-3 gnd rswk-swf Naturschutz (DE-588)4115348-0 gnd rswk-swf Traditionale Kultur (DE-588)4323955-9 gnd rswk-swf Afrika (DE-588)4000695-5 gnd rswk-swf Afrika (DE-588)4000695-5 g Naturschutz (DE-588)4115348-0 s Traditionale Kultur (DE-588)4323955-9 s Lokales Wissen (DE-588)4518241-3 s Natürliche Ressourcen (DE-588)4075236-7 s DE-604 Meguro, Toshio (DE-588)1308755775 edt Ito, Chihiro (DE-588)1308765045 edt Kirigia, Kariuki (DE-588)1308772629 edt Afurika Chiiki Kenkyū Sentā (Kyōto) (DE-588)21227-1 isb African potentials volume 6 (DE-604)BV047267043 6 |
| spellingShingle | "African potentials" for wildlife conservation and natural resource management against the images of "deficiency" and tyranny of "fortress" African potentials Introduction: ‘African Potentials’ in the Context of Environmental Conservation and Human–Environment Interactions Part I. ‘African Potentials’ at the Forefront of Wildlife Conservation Listening for Elephants in the Dark: Hidden Impacts of Human–Elephant Conflict in the Serengeti District, Tanzania ‘Where Did Our Nature Go?’ Situating Voices of Local Communities around Conservation Violence Neoliberalisation of Environmental Conservation through Spectacularisation and Eventisation: The Case of the Maasai Olympics in Southern Kenya Park Scouts/Rangers as Key Persons Connecting Local People and Park Authorities: The Case of Ethiopian Wildlife Protected Areas Conservation, Power and Politics: Maasai Involvement in Community-Based Conservation in the Amboseli Region of Kenya On Indigenous Organic Intellectuals: Struggles against Pastoral Land Dispossession in the Maasai Commons in Postcolonial Kenya Part II. Re-Examination of ‘African Potentials’ in the Context of Human–Environment Interactions African Potentials in Guinean Anthropogenic Landscapes: Land Use, Wildlife Conservation and Environmental Politics African Potentials for Biodiversity Conservation: Tamarind, Lemurs and the Tandroy People in the Gallery Forests of Southern Madagascar Rethinking the Potential for the Commodification of Africa’s Natural Resources: A Case Study of Marula Use in Phalaborwa, South Africa The Political Ecology of the Kapenta Fishery in Lake Kariba, Zambia Africa’s Potential in History and in Local Initiatives: The Case of Locally Conceived Artificial Reefs (Virundu) for Enhancing Fisheries Production at Makanjira, Southern Lake Malawi Sustainability in Developing Societies: Changes in Commodity Prices and Population over a Quarter of a Century in a Fishing Village in Southwestern Madagascar Factors Influencing Physical and Psychological Distance between Wildlife and People in Kenya Conclusion: Reality of ‘African Potentials’: Informal, Invisible and Dynamic Nature without an Arena Natürliche Ressourcen (DE-588)4075236-7 gnd Lokales Wissen (DE-588)4518241-3 gnd Naturschutz (DE-588)4115348-0 gnd Traditionale Kultur (DE-588)4323955-9 gnd |
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| title | "African potentials" for wildlife conservation and natural resource management against the images of "deficiency" and tyranny of "fortress" |
| title_alt | Introduction: ‘African Potentials’ in the Context of Environmental Conservation and Human–Environment Interactions Part I. ‘African Potentials’ at the Forefront of Wildlife Conservation Listening for Elephants in the Dark: Hidden Impacts of Human–Elephant Conflict in the Serengeti District, Tanzania ‘Where Did Our Nature Go?’ Situating Voices of Local Communities around Conservation Violence Neoliberalisation of Environmental Conservation through Spectacularisation and Eventisation: The Case of the Maasai Olympics in Southern Kenya Park Scouts/Rangers as Key Persons Connecting Local People and Park Authorities: The Case of Ethiopian Wildlife Protected Areas Conservation, Power and Politics: Maasai Involvement in Community-Based Conservation in the Amboseli Region of Kenya On Indigenous Organic Intellectuals: Struggles against Pastoral Land Dispossession in the Maasai Commons in Postcolonial Kenya Part II. Re-Examination of ‘African Potentials’ in the Context of Human–Environment Interactions African Potentials in Guinean Anthropogenic Landscapes: Land Use, Wildlife Conservation and Environmental Politics African Potentials for Biodiversity Conservation: Tamarind, Lemurs and the Tandroy People in the Gallery Forests of Southern Madagascar Rethinking the Potential for the Commodification of Africa’s Natural Resources: A Case Study of Marula Use in Phalaborwa, South Africa The Political Ecology of the Kapenta Fishery in Lake Kariba, Zambia Africa’s Potential in History and in Local Initiatives: The Case of Locally Conceived Artificial Reefs (Virundu) for Enhancing Fisheries Production at Makanjira, Southern Lake Malawi Sustainability in Developing Societies: Changes in Commodity Prices and Population over a Quarter of a Century in a Fishing Village in Southwestern Madagascar Factors Influencing Physical and Psychological Distance between Wildlife and People in Kenya Conclusion: Reality of ‘African Potentials’: Informal, Invisible and Dynamic Nature without an Arena |
| title_auth | "African potentials" for wildlife conservation and natural resource management against the images of "deficiency" and tyranny of "fortress" |
| title_exact_search | "African potentials" for wildlife conservation and natural resource management against the images of "deficiency" and tyranny of "fortress" |
| title_full | "African potentials" for wildlife conservation and natural resource management against the images of "deficiency" and tyranny of "fortress" edited by Toshio Meguro, Chihiro Ito and Kariuki Kirigia ; in collaboration CAAS, Kyoto University |
| title_fullStr | "African potentials" for wildlife conservation and natural resource management against the images of "deficiency" and tyranny of "fortress" edited by Toshio Meguro, Chihiro Ito and Kariuki Kirigia ; in collaboration CAAS, Kyoto University |
| title_full_unstemmed | "African potentials" for wildlife conservation and natural resource management against the images of "deficiency" and tyranny of "fortress" edited by Toshio Meguro, Chihiro Ito and Kariuki Kirigia ; in collaboration CAAS, Kyoto University |
| title_short | "African potentials" for wildlife conservation and natural resource management |
| title_sort | african potentials for wildlife conservation and natural resource management against the images of deficiency and tyranny of fortress |
| title_sub | against the images of "deficiency" and tyranny of "fortress" |
| topic | Natürliche Ressourcen (DE-588)4075236-7 gnd Lokales Wissen (DE-588)4518241-3 gnd Naturschutz (DE-588)4115348-0 gnd Traditionale Kultur (DE-588)4323955-9 gnd |
| topic_facet | Natürliche Ressourcen Lokales Wissen Naturschutz Traditionale Kultur Afrika |
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