Title: Let Shepherding Endure
First published: August 2003
Description: "Let Shepherding Endure proposes new ways for governments to enhance and sustain the long-term future development of shepherding communities. Adopting a broad historical and anthropological perspective on the topic, and assessing various pastoral relief programs, Kressel proposes an alternative program whereby the region's states would promote a brand of pastoralism that preserves rangeland herding while keeping in step with the contemporary cultural and political context. This set of recommendations would have several dividends, especially for the Bedouin: their cultural legacy, in danger of obsolescence, would be preserved while at the same time enhancing both their pastoral skills and ability to secure a livelihood from herding."--Jacket.
Subjects: Shepherds, Pastoral systems, Desert conservation, Environmental aspects, Domestic animals, Bedouins, Land tenure, Applied anthropology, POLITICAL SCIENCE, Public Policy, Cultural Policy, SOCIAL SCIENCE, Electronic books, Popular Culture, Anthropology, Cultural, Environmental policy, middle east, Land tenure, middle east, Environmental conditions