4-0765 THE MYSTERY OF DRY LAND: UNEXPECTED OUTCOMES OF PASTORAL PRIVATIZATION IN EAST AFRICA

Friday, November 18, 2011: 13:45-15:30

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: John G Galaty (McGill University)

Chairs: John G Galaty (McGill University)

Discussants: J Terrence McCabe (University of Colorado Boulder) and Philip Carl Salzman PhD (McGill University)

13:45

Introduction to the Session

14:00

Demystifying Tenure Conditions and Livelihoods Diversification In Pastoral Rangelands

Stephen S Moiko (McGill University)

14:15

Struggles Over Belonging: Tenure Transformation and the Cultural Politics of Property At Enoosupukia, Kenya

Scott Matter (Rutgers University)

14:30

Pastoral Rangeland Privatization and Women’s Well-Being: A Gendered Analysis of Tenure Transformations Among the Maasai of Southern Kenya

Caroline S Archambault (Utrecht University)

14:45

Fellowships of Discourse, Apprentices, and Madmen: Dispossession and Conflict In Maasailand

V. Corey Wright (McGill University) and Edward Lekaita (Ujamaa Community Resource Trust)

15:00

Discussant

J Terrence McCabe (University of Colorado Boulder)

15:15

Discussant

Philip Carl Salzman PhD (McGill University)

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