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Goat transhumance in Mediterranean Turkey: characterization and key factors driving its transformation

Pastoralism
Goat transhumance in Mediterranean Turkey is undergoing significant transformation due to intersecting political, economic, institutional, and environmental pressures.
Sezen Ocak Yetişgin, S. Canan
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Case Study of a Tush Transhumance. Contemporary Challenges of a Journey across Georgia: Sociability, Contingency and Relationship to the Land

Nomadic Peoples, 2022
There are few contemporary social scientific studies on the Caucasus, and fewer still that deal with pastoralism in its own right. Yet, as a gateway between Europe and Asia, this is a region of extreme cultural, linguistic and ecosystemic diversity ...
Gwendoline Lemaitre
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Pacing Transhumance

Inner Asia, 2020
Abstract For Indigenous Soyot herder-hunters of the Eastern Sayan Mountains in western Buryatia, maintaining a sustainable multispecies encampment is a matter of pacing the individual rhythms of the species belonging to it. Domestication in this context is not a matter of human control but of attuning and influencing life rhythms in
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Transhumances

The Scientific Journal of the Observatory of Mediterranean Basin, 2016
IDAUP students contributed to preliminary analyses for a regional plan led by SeaLine and Metropolis. The plan proposes a scenario of cultural valorization and economic development along the breathtaking Southern Albanian coast from Vlora to Saranda, framed in the transnational space planning of the Balkan coast.
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Parasite control in transhumant situations

Veterinary Parasitology, 1994
Transhumance is defined as 'seasonal moving of livestock to regions of different climate'. It is an integral part of livestock production in many parts of the world and takes several forms including moving of livestock from lowland to mountainous pastures or from dry to humid areas. The impact of transhumance on parasite populations of livestock and on
J, Eckert, H, Hertzberg
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Oasis agricultural practices and seasonal transhumance pastoralism: adaptive strategies of Jiayi inhabitants to a hyper-arid environment, Turpan, Xinjiang

Chinese Science Bulletin
Climate of the Turpan Basin is hot and hyper-arid, a typical and ideal region for exploring the methods and strategies of ancient humans that had to adapt to marginal environmental conditions.
Guilin Zhang   +4 more
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Transhumance

Transhumance is the seasonal movement of livestock that is commonly used by pastoralists to exploit spatiotemporal variability in forage availability in arid and semi-arid climates. Pastoralists are people for whom keeping herd animals is a way of making a living and a way of life.
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Éloge de la transhumance

Exils et migrations ibériques aux XX e et XXI e siècles, 2014
La France fut principalement une terre de passage, de bref séjour, pour l’exil des architectes ayant quitté l’Espagne à la fin de la Guerre civile. Cependant, c’est en France que s’effectuèrent les premiers pas de l’architecture de l’exil, une architecture dont le caractère éphémère et urgent annonçait déjà la future dispersion et la fragilité de tout ...
Henry Vicente   +1 more
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Transhumances du deuil

Le Coq-héron, 2014
La mort en son récit tisse nos existences. La belle mort marque le temps, la mâle mort le suspend. Ce n’est qu’en Crises que se rappelle l’incidence des mal-heurs. Ce n’est que par un nouveau récit, articulé dans les transferts – ou la fiction – que se dévoile l’impensé, l’inédit. Les traces sans support griffent le visage du présent.
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Explaining transhumance-related violence: Fulani Ethnic Militia in rural Nigeria

Journal of Rural Studies, 2022
J. George   +3 more
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