Titlebook: Environmental Politics and Liberation in Contemporary Africa; M. A. Mohamed Salih Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1999

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978-90-481-5196-7Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1999

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Environmental Politics and Liberation in Contemporary Africa978-94-015-9165-2Series ISSN 1383-5130 Series E-ISSN 2215-0110

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Darstellungsarten und Planausgabe Teil I,and communities. A common thread in this literature is that displacement is no longer treated as the mere relocation of populations from one region, country or continent to another. It is now commonly delineated as a social phenomenon, with far-reaching economic, political and environmental ramifica

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-7793-0lected. This chapter is an attempt to redress that neglect. It introduces the cases of the Oromo of Ethiopia and the Dinka of Sudan to illustrate the fact that their liberation struggles are essentially resource struggles emanating from bitter historical experiences, in which they lost control of th

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Melissa R. Kaufman,Thomas L. Brown Ph.D.estu Haile Mariam. It aims at providing relief food as well as environmental rehabilitation, thus providing a clear linkage between political and environmental liberation. Having worked in a region plagued by the combined effect of war and environmental volatility, drought and recurrent famines, it

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Noemí García-Tardón,Bruno Guigasational NGO partners. This relationship will be generally discussed within the wider global-local nexus and the role of international NGOs in supporting African NGOs operating in war-stricken countries. Two steps will be taken, first, to trace the recent history and the emergence of an independent A