Conflict and the Decline of Pastoralism in the Horn of Africa

Abstract

List of Maps, Figures and tables - Notes on Contributors - Preface to the 1995 reprint - Preface - Map: Modes of Production in the Horn of Africa - Introduction: The Decline of Pastoralism and Political Conflict in the Horn of Africa J.Markakis - Pastoralists and the War in Southern Sudan: The Ngok Dinka/Humr Conflict in South Kordofan M.A.M.Salih - Pastoral Decline and Famine: The Beja Case J.Morton - The Decline of Afar Pastoralism M.Gamaledin - Continuity and Change among the Boran in Ethiopia R.Hogg - The State, the Market, and the Decline of Pastoralism: Challenging some Myths, with Evidence from Western Pokot in Kenya/Uganda T.Dietz - Pasture and Polis: The Roots of Political Marginalization of Somali Pastoralism M.Doornbos - State Formation and the Decline of Pastoralism: The Fulani in Central Mali M.de Bruign & H.van Dijk - The 'New' East African Pastoralist: An Overview P.T.W.Baxter - Index

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