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Parks and People in Postcolonial Societies

Part of the GeoJournal Library Book Series (volume 79)

DOI: 10.1007/1-4020-2843-1

ISBN: 978-1-4020-2842-7

Publisher: Springer Netherlands - Springer Journals

Jan 1, 2004

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Chapter 1Society-Nature Dualism and Human Gradation

Pages: 1 –17
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Chapter 2The Imprint of Imparkation in Southern Africa

Pages: 18 –37

[As this chapter has shown, national parks in the western world arose from similar concerns and motives, although these gave rise to very different outcomes in other parts of the world. In southern Africa, as we have seen, national parks developed as an integral part of colonial schemes. As we...
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Chapter 3The Consequences of National Parks

Pages: 38 –54
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Chapter 4New Nations and Old Parks

Pages: 55 –75

[Whatever the rationales for the removal of the Basarwa from the reserve may be, the confrontation between the government of Botswana and the Basarwa over Central Kgalagadi is a manifestation par excellence of the unresolved relations between parks and people. Notwithstanding pressure on the...
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Chapter 5(Dis)Continuities: Property Regimes in Nature Conservation

Pages: 76 –90

[This chapter has attempted to raise the question of why state land was considered to be useful for establishing national parks, and why and how private land is now increasingly being considered as more appropriate for nature conservation than state land. Part of the answer lies in the shifting...
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Chapter 6Searching for a People-Nature Matrix

Pages: 91 –105

[I have referred to these examples to highlight that land restitution provided the platform from which communities have become involved in national parks affairs. This does not imply, however, that the relations between people and parks are dependent on land reform. Rather, my argument is that...
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Chapter 7The Packaging of Community Benefits

Pages: 106 –121
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Chapter 8Transfrontier Parks: New Regimes and Old Practices

Pages: 122 –142
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Chapter 9Conclusion: Science and (Trans)National Parks

Pages: 143 –152
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Chapter 10Postscript: the Durban Accord and the Next Ten Years

Pages: 153 –162

[Scientific analyses (and even divination for that matter) have their own pitfalls in foretelling the future. Nevertheless, the background that has been laid at the 5th World Parks Congress will direct many of the activities in matters related to protected areas. This will occur after the...

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