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African Savannas: Global Narratives and Local Knowledge of Environmental Change

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Author(s)Bassett, T.J.
Crummey, D.
DateMarch 2003
Reference typeEdited Book
Pages320 pp.
PublisherJames Currey, Oxford

Summary
African farmers and herders modify landscapes in far more subtle and unexpected ways than commonly depicted in environment and development debates. This interdisciplinary collection uses collaborative research from the major savanna regions which stretch across Africa to make its case. Environmental thinking about Africa is dominated by narratives of degradation and chaos. The contributors demonstrate that the empirical foundations of such long-held views are shaky at best.

Themes
Agriculture

Geographic coverage
Africa

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