Territoriality by conservation in the Selous-niassa corridor in Tanzania

Historically emerging frontiers of conservation pave the way for continuous top–down territorialization.

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2016
Country:
Tanzania
Document Type:
Journal Article
Theme:
Climate and Environment
Authors:
Bluwstein, J, Lund, J Friis

Abstract

In this paper we argue that historically emerging frontiers of conservation pave the way for continuous topdown territorialization. Drawing on a concrete case in Southern Tanzania, we show how a frontier emerged in the form of community based conservation.

Citation

Bluwstein, J., Lund, J.Friis, (2016) Territoriality by conservation in the Selous-niassa corridor in Tanzania, World Development, Volume 101, January 2018, Pages 453-465

Territoriality by conservation in the Selous-niassa corridor in Tanzania

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