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Biblioteca Open-range management and property rights in pastoral Africa: a case of spontaneous range enclosure in South Darfur, Sudan

Open-range management and property rights in pastoral Africa: a case of spontaneous range enclosure in South Darfur, Sudan

Open-range management and property rights in pastoral Africa: a case of spontaneous range enclosure in South Darfur, Sudan

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Date of publication
Diciembre 1984
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eldis:A25287

The enclosure of open rangeland and its allocation to individuals or groups is a component of many African livestock development projects. In project after project, however, pastoralists have declined to fence or reallocate ownership of their land according to project specifications. It would now appear that the promise of a more efficient system of livestock production and range management is not, in itself, sufficient to induce pastoralists to adopt a fenced system of ranching. The present paper therefore examines some of the economic, social and legal factors which may discourage or encourage pastoralists to enclose common rangeland.

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R. H. Behnke

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