【楽天ブックスならいつでも送料無料】Towards a Relational and Contextual Approach Shinya Konaka （湖中 真哉） Greta Semplici 京都大学学術出版会リコンシダリング レジリエンス イン アフリカン パストラリズム コナカ シンヤ センプリチ 発行年月：2023年10月10日 ページ数：398p サイズ：単行本 ISBN：9784814004874 Introduction　Rethinking　Resilience　in　the　Context　of　East　African　Pastoralism／1　Political　Economy　of　Resilience　from　Global　Perspective／2　Resilience　through　Livelihood　Diversification／3　Resilience　and　Identity／4　Resilience　of　Displaced　Pastoralists　during　and　after　Conflict／5　Comparative　Perspectives　on　Resilience　and　Mobility：Farmers，City　Dwellers，and　Pastoralists／Epilogue　Resilience　in　the　Drylands：Contested　Meanings This　book　interrogates　the　increasingly　overused　concept　of　resilience　by　examining　its　application　to　a　series　of　case　studies　focused　on　pastoralists　in　Africa．Through　anthropological　approaches，the　book　prioritis...

　ご注文前に必ずご確認ください＜商品説明＞This book interrogates the increasingly overused concept of resilience by examining its application to a series of case studies focused on pastoralists in Africa.Through anthropological approaches the book prioritises the localisation of resilience in context and practice;how to promote ‘thinking resilience’ in place of the typical ‘resilience thinking’approach. Anthropology has the power to raise the vantage point of people and places make them speak breath and live.And this gives to resilience more grounded and quotidian framings:local relational political and ever evolving.The authors ask whether development assistance and government intervention enhance the resilience of African pastoralists while discussing critical topics such as political power land privatization gender human‐animal identities local networks farmer‐pastoralist relations and norms and values.The epilogue in turn highlights important theoretical and empirical connections...

出荷目安の詳細はこちら内容詳細This　book　interrogates　the　increasingly　overused　concept　of　resilience　by　examining　its　application　to　a　series　of　case　studies　focused　on　pastoralists　in　Africa．Through　anthropological　approaches，the　book　prioritises　the　localisation　of　resilience　in　context　and　practice；how　to　promote　‘thinking　resilience’　in　place　of　the　typical　‘resilience　thinking’approach．　Anthropology　has　the　power　to　raise　the　vantage　point　of　people　and　places，make　them　speak，breath，and　live．And　this　gives　to　resilience　more　grounded　and　quotidian　framings：local，relational，political　and　ever　evolving．The　authors　ask　whether　development　assistance　and　government　intervention　enhance　the　resilience　of　African　pastoralists，while　discussing　critical　topics，such　as　political　power，land　privatization，gender，human‐animal　identities，local　networks，farmer‐pastoralist　relation...