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The Nomadic Alternative Table of Contents
Preface 1. Introduction Myths and Legends Definitions Animals Cultural/Ecological Areas Key Animals Ecology of Movement Pastoral Economic Organization Pastoral Social and Political Organization Approaches and Themes 2. The Cattle Keepers: East African Pastoralism The Cattle Complex: Definition/Distribution/Problems Cultural Ecology of East African Pastoralism Having Large Herds: Symbols, Subsistence, and Survival The Role of Agriculture and Trade Social Organization Political Organization Problems and Prospects for Pastoralists in Modern Africa 3. The Camel Nomads: The Desert Bedouins A Few Words About Camels The Emergence of Bedouin Societies The Bedouins of Arabia The Economics of Camel Pastoralism Households and Tent Groups Lineage Models of Society Women's Roles and Marriage Patterns Honor and Reputation Tribes with Leaders: The Role of Sheikhs Tribes and States in History The Bedouin in the Modern World 4. The Good Shepherds: Pastoral Tribes of Southwest Asia Sheep and Goats Pastoral Economics The Central Asian Arabs of Afghanistan Family Cycle Models of Sedentarization and Their Consequences Tribal Khans and Nomadic Confederations Pastoralism and Economic Change The Viability of Contemporary Nomadic Pastoralism 5. The Horse Riders: Nomads of the Eurasian Steppe Horse Domestication and the Rise of Steppe Pastoralism Nomadic Pastoralism in Central Eurasia Social Organization Political Organization The Nomads Who Conquered the World Central Eurasian Pastoralists Today 6. The Yak Breeders: High Altitude Pastoralism in Tibet The Drokba of Northwestern Tibet Tibet under Chinese Rule The Future of Pastoralism in Tibet 7. The Enduring Nomad: Perceptions and Realities The Problems and Prospects for Nomads in the Modern World "The Tragedy of the Commons": Do Nomads Degrade the Environment? Bibliography Index
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