Conservation and Globalization: A Study of National Parks and Indigenous Communities from East Africa to South Dakota
David Hughes, Jim Igoe
Abstract
David Hughes, Jim Igoe
Abstract
1. Seeing Conservation through the Global Lens. 2. A Clash of Two Conservation Models. 3. Fortress Conservation: A Social History of National Parks. 4. The Maasai NGO Movement and Tanzanias Transition from Fortress Conservation to Community-Based Conservation. 5. National Parks and Indigenous Communities: A Global Perspective. Bibliography.
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1. Seeing Conservation through the Global Lens. 2. A Clash of Two Conservation Models. 3. Fortress Conservation: A Social History of National Parks. 4. The Maasai NGO Movement and Tanzanias Transition from Fortress Conservation to Community-Based Conservation. 5. National Parks and Indigenous Communities: A Global Perspective. Bibliography.
Key concepts: Indigenous, Geography, Globalization, Ethnology, Political science, Environmental protection, History, Ecology