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Frontiers in Conservation Science, 2022 Globally, rangelands are undergoing rapid social-ecological changes, yet the scale of these changes is rarely measured. Fencing, sedentarization, and land conversion limit access by wildlife and livestock to vital resources such as water and seasonal ...
Peter Tyrrell +15 more
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Impact of Land Subdivision and Sedentarization on Wildlife in Kenya’s Southern Rangelands
, 2013 Subdivision and sedentarization of pastoral communities is accelerating rapidly across the African rangelands, posing a severethreat to wildlife populations, but few studies have looked quantitatively at the ecological impact of sedentarization.
Western, David, Groom, Rosemary J.
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Secuencias y consecuencias de algunos procesos de neolitización en los Andes
Estudios AtacameñosSe describen los principales procesos constitutivos de la "neolitización" andina. El Area Central Andina constituye la primera de Sudamérica donde se ha observado una sedentarización de los grupos humanos previamente a la adopción (o invención) de la ...
Daniéle Lavallée
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SEDENTARISM, AGGREGATION, AND AGRICULTURE IN ANATOLIA, ÇATALHÖYÜK
Pro Edu. International Journal of Educational Sciences, 2023 The first question is about the language or languages spoken in Anatolia before the arrival of the Indo-Europeans who will only come and mostly go through two or three millennia later when Çatalhöyük will no longer be an active center. Agriculture and herding are very important if not dominant in this period when the population stops roaming around and
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“Urbanisation of the Steppe”. Sedentarization, Mobility, and Collective Business-Making Among the Torghuts in Post-transitional Mongolia [PDF]
, 2021 Drawing from Danuta Markowska’s notion of “urbanisation of the steppe” (1969) I present in this article some processes of transformation of pastoral life that occurred in postsocialist and post-transitional Mongolia.
Rakowski, Tomasz
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Unfolding nomadism? A feminist political ecology of sedentarization in the Attappady Hills, Kerala
Journal of Political Ecology, 2020 The landscape of the Attappady Hills in the Nilgiri range of Kerala, South India, is home to several Adivasis or indigenous peoples and settler communities, and has had intermittent cycles of agrarian crisis and sufficiency, according to colonial ...
Deepa Kozhisseri, Sudhir Chella Rajan
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VertigOAgropastoralism is undergoing profound changes. Land and human pressure on the environment, increasing conflicts between farmers and herders, and terrorist threats have led to numerous agropastoral policy reforms in favour of sedentarization in Benin. Do
Brice Bio Boné +4 more
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VertigO, 2013 This article treats the processes of the sedentarization of the Fulani livestock in zone of savannah of the Chad as the means of adaptation to the rainfall more and more unpredictable regimes. From interviews with 60 domestic units of the cattle breeders
Pabamé Sougnabé
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‘Errer’ en mots et en images à l’époque romantique
Recherches Germaniques, 2021 Along with the Sehnsucht, which is linked to it thematically, the Wanderung is one of the entry points to the Romantic universe. The writings of Ludwig Tieck or Joseph von Eichendorff, among others, are populated by tireless Wanderer figures, who can ...
Patricia Viallet
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Legal status of the Roma in the Princedom of Serbia [PDF]
Pravni Zapisi, 2016 In the Ottoman province of Serbia (initially the Belgrade Pashalik), the Roma had the same legal status as elsewhere in the Empire: they paid a special, Gypsy poll tax (Gypsy cizye; in Serbian: ciganski harač) and were subject to the personal ...
Janković Ivan
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