Based on an analysis of the Pokot situation, this study aims to define the models used to integrate the populations in the North-West of Kenya in the nation state and examine how these models are appropriated by the local society. Designed as a buffer zone between the semi-arid no mans's land in the North and the high, fertile plateau in the South, the West Pokot District is today an Incontestable territorial referent that is the object of political claims and the border conflicts. Yet, the organisation of the cattle and grain commodity chains generates differentiated evolution processes in the plains and mountain areas. Farmers elaborate territorial re-composition and strengthening strategies, with no consideration of complementarity exch...
This chapter analyzes patterns of communal conflict – i.e., violent conflicts between non-state grou...
Livestock raiding has been a source of conflict amongst and between pastoral societies in Africa for...
The market acti vi ties of three peoples--the Pastoral Pokot, the Agricul-tural Pokot, and the Marak...
Based on an analysis of the Pokot situation, this study aims to define the models used to integrate ...
Based on an analysis of the Pokot situation, this study aims to define the models used to integrate ...
The focus of this work and the use of new sources provide us with a renewed understanding of the eth...
In Kenya, The Pokot Community is made of approximately 190,000 persons (1989 Census). They are Kushi...
Par son approche et par ses sources, cette étude contribue a donner un eclairage different sur les c...
Crop cultivation under rain-fed conditions is a recent innovation among the formerly pastoral-nomadi...
Within Kenya, Elgeyo Marakwet and west Pokot are two peripheral districts. Recently they are experie...
This study analyzes food security and coping mechanisms in semi-arid West Pokot between 1920–1995....
Land-use patterns in the Eastern African drylands have changed greatly in recent decades. Ethnograph...
Insecurity is a major problem amongst the nomadic communities in North western Kenya. The communitie...
International audienceAdministrative limits do not ordinarily constitute internal boundaries, yet th...
East Pokot, in North-Western Kenya, falls under the Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASALs) of the Sub-Saha...
This chapter analyzes patterns of communal conflict – i.e., violent conflicts between non-state grou...
Livestock raiding has been a source of conflict amongst and between pastoral societies in Africa for...
The market acti vi ties of three peoples--the Pastoral Pokot, the Agricul-tural Pokot, and the Marak...
Based on an analysis of the Pokot situation, this study aims to define the models used to integrate ...
Based on an analysis of the Pokot situation, this study aims to define the models used to integrate ...
The focus of this work and the use of new sources provide us with a renewed understanding of the eth...
In Kenya, The Pokot Community is made of approximately 190,000 persons (1989 Census). They are Kushi...
Par son approche et par ses sources, cette étude contribue a donner un eclairage different sur les c...
Crop cultivation under rain-fed conditions is a recent innovation among the formerly pastoral-nomadi...
Within Kenya, Elgeyo Marakwet and west Pokot are two peripheral districts. Recently they are experie...
This study analyzes food security and coping mechanisms in semi-arid West Pokot between 1920–1995....
Land-use patterns in the Eastern African drylands have changed greatly in recent decades. Ethnograph...
Insecurity is a major problem amongst the nomadic communities in North western Kenya. The communitie...
International audienceAdministrative limits do not ordinarily constitute internal boundaries, yet th...
East Pokot, in North-Western Kenya, falls under the Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASALs) of the Sub-Saha...
This chapter analyzes patterns of communal conflict – i.e., violent conflicts between non-state grou...
Livestock raiding has been a source of conflict amongst and between pastoral societies in Africa for...
The market acti vi ties of three peoples--the Pastoral Pokot, the Agricul-tural Pokot, and the Marak...