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Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Management : A case study of the Ogiek peoples´ legal role in environmental management of the Mau forest complex in Kenya and its future prospects.

Daniel Arnesson

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Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Management : A case study of the Ogiek peoples´ legal role in environmental management of the Mau forest complex in Kenya and its future prospects.

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Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Management : A case study of the Ogiek peoples´ legal role in environmental management of the Mau forest complex in Kenya and its future prospects.

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Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Management : A case study of the Ogiek peoples´ legal role in environmental management of the Mau forest complex in Kenya and its future prospects.

Key concepts: Indigenous, Environmental ethics, Environmental resource management, Political science, Environmental planning, Indigenous rights, Geography, Environmental protection

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