Breslauer Symposium on Natural Resource Issues in Africa

Parent: Center for African Studies

eScholarship stats: Breakdown by Item for March through June, 2025

ItemTitleTotal requestsDownloadView-only%Dnld
6nd6w7stHuman-carnivore conflict over livestock: The African wild dog in central Botswana1461513110.3%
9492s0k4Common goods and the common good: Transboundary natural resources, principled cooperation, and the Nile Basin Initiative94227223.4%
05g6k2bhSpaces of change: Tribal authorities in the former KaNgwane homeland, South Africa776717.8%
8mv2s7dsShifting propagation: The political economy of bioprospecting in Madagascar69185126.1%
87b7p783Communities, conservation, and tourism-based development: Can community-based nature tourism live up to its promise?6886011.8%
1wf778kkLinking local perceptions of elephants and conservation: Samburu pastoralists in northern Kenya67115616.4%
2wx010r6Personal markets and impersonal communities? Prospects for community conservation in Botswana60105016.7%
3mw325brCommunal approaches to natural resource management in Africa: From whence and to where?50123824.0%
9278t24rNegotiating reforms at home: Natural resources and the politics of energy access in urban Tanzania4664013.0%
282575n0A spatial location-allocation GIS framework for managing water resources in a savanna nature reserve434399.3%
70m865sbLinking farmer, forest and watershed: Understanding forestry and soil resource management along the upper Njoro River, Kenya4393420.9%
8mc3v0p5Local responses to marine conservation in Zanzibar, Tanzania4063415.0%

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