Focusing on one society's responses to famine relief and development efforts, this book is the story of how a people have adapted to, and survived, both natural and human-induced disasters.
Focusing on one society's responses to famine relief and development efforts, this book is the story of how a people have adapted to, and survived, both natural and human-induced disasters.
Elliot Fratkin is professor of anthropology at Smith College.
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The Possibility of Survival Ariaal: An Identity of Survival Livestock Production and Human Nutrition Household and Settlement: Inequality and Egalitarianism in Ariaal Life The Impact of the Christian Missions The UNESCO IPAL Project Development and Pastoral Production in Kenya Conclusion: Things Don't Necessarily Fall Apart
The Possibility of Survival Ariaal: An Identity of Survival Livestock Production and Human Nutrition Household and Settlement: Inequality and Egalitarianism in Ariaal Life The Impact of the Christian Missions The UNESCO IPAL Project Development and Pastoral Production in Kenya Conclusion: Things Don't Necessarily Fall Apart
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