Custodians of the Land: Ecology and Culture in the History of Tanzania

Gregory H. Maddox · James L. Giblin · Isaria N. Kimambo

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Part 1 Environmental and demographic change: population - a dependent variable, Juhani Koponen environment and population growth in Ugogo, Gregory Maddox. Part 2 Environmental change and economic history in Tanzania's northern highlands: environmental control and hunger in 19th-century northeastern Tanzania, Isaria N. Kimambo plateau forests of the West Usambara mountains, 1850-1935, Christopher Conte. Part 3 Politics and environmental change: the precolonial politics of disease control, James L. Giblin we don't want terraces! - protest and identity under the Uluguru land usage scheme, Pamela A. Maack. Part 4 Environment and morality: environment, community and history - nature in the mind in 19th- and early-20th-century Buha, Western Tanzania, Michele Wagner canoe-building under colonialism, Jamie Monson struggles for the land on Mount Meru, Thomas Spear conclusion, Isaria N. Kimambo.

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