Institutional Issues in Natural Resources Management, nr. 9

Published: 2014-01-01

Articles

• Introduction

  Henrik Secher Marcussen

  5-12

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• The Variety of Reform: A Review of Recent Experience with Land Reform and the Reform of Land Tenure, with Particular Reference to the African Experience

  John W. Bruce

  13-56

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• Past Practices, Present Problems, Future Possibilities: Indigenous Natural Resource Management in Pastoral Areas of Tanzania

  Charles Lane

  57-74

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• Legitimacy, Local Governments and Natural Resource Management in Sub-Saharan Africa

  Ole Therkildsen

  75-92

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• Tenure and Natural Resource Management in and around Protected Areas

  Peter C. Bloch

  93-100

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• Structural Adjustment, Land Concentration and Common Property: The Case of Guinea Bissau

  John W. Bruce, Christopher Tanner

  101-112

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• The Rural Code Process in Niger: Toward an Institutional Framework for Natural Resource Management

  Peter C. Bloch

  113-120

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• The State and the Commons in the Sahel: Observations in the Niger River Delta in Mali

  Trond Vedeld

  121-156

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• Natural resource management by village councils: Some evidence from Burkina Faso

  Lars Engberg-Pedersen

  157-166

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• Spontaneous Privatization of Rangelands as a Means of Pastoral Self Defence: The Case of Northern Senegal

  Kristine Juul

  167-180

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• Perspectives on Local Resource Management: Some Critical Issues in Babati District, Tanzania

  Faustin P. Maganga

  181-200

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• Migration as Hunger-Coping Strategy: paying attention to gender and historical change

  Johan Pottier

  201-236

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• Common Property Resource Management: New Directions and New Cul-de-Sacs

  Piers Blaikie

  237-242

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• Participation in Resource Management: Rhetoric and Reality

  Piers Blaikie

  243-248

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Publications from the Ph.D. Programme

• Publications from the Ph.D. Programme on "Political and Cultural Institutions in Development"

  249-250

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