Titlebook: Mapping Transition in the Pamirs; Changing Human-Envir Hermann Kreutzmann,Teiji Watanabe Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switze

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Diversity of Seasonal Migration of Livestock in the Eastern Alai Valley, Southern Kyrgyzstan,sheep and goats to . in late spring and stay there until late autumn. The high slopes of the mountains near the villages in the valley lack vegetation cover, while the areas on and near the valley bottom are a flat, vast pastureland. This topographic characteristic does not allow the in-valley resid

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Political Ecology of Human-Environment Change in Gojal, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan,ical resource base and undermined the legitimacy of local resource control and (3) created new Gojali identities that are both less materially rooted in the local environment and more capable of acting politically in support of local resource control.

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External Support and Local Agency: Uncertain Transformations of Livelihoods in the Pamirian Borderld. It argues that persisting local narratives about a region dependent on external support combined with uncertainty about economic frame conditions shape peoples’ decisions about coping and adaptation strategies and constrain their livelihood trajectories.

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Book 2016 Pakistan. The similarecological environment across borders features the common groundwhile analyzing development processes in a set of case studies that aim athighlighting certain aspects of regional development..

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Who Is Mapping the Pamirs? A Review on Plant and Vegetation Sciences,ifferent research subjects did not change considerably, that the number of authors per paper increased in the post-Soviet period, which includes many coauthorship relations between authors from post-Soviet and other countries, and that authors and institutions from the post-Soviet countries are still the most productive.

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,Water of the Pamir – Potential and Constraints,er streamflow in spring and a runoff reduction in summer. These changes will cause water shortages during the main growing season and cause negative effects for agriculture which highly depends on irrigation.