Wildlife, Wild Death

Rodger Yeager is Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and Graduate Program in Public Policy at West Virginia University. Norman N. Miller is Adjunct Professor in the Environmental Studies Program at Dartmouth College.

• Figures and TablesIllustrations Preface and Acknowledgments Introduction1. Land Use and Wildlife in Eastern African History: Creating a Policy Problem IntroductionThe Traditional and Colonial Policy MilieusThe Tanzanian ExperienceThe Kenyan ExperienceThe Historical Legacy2. Land Use and Wildlife in Modern Tanzania - Rodger Yeager IntroductionNational Policy InfluencesThe Perspective of the PeripheryWildlife and Land Use in Selected LocalitiesConclusion3. Land Use and Wildlife in Modern Kenya - Norman N. Miller IntroductionWildlife and Kenya's Human PopulationEconomic and Equity FactorsThe Wildlife Establishment and Kenyan Land UseWildlife and Land Use at Ground LevelThe Critical Policy IssuesConclusion: Policy System Constraints4. Land-Use and Wildlife Policy in Perspective: Competing Demands and Uncertain Capacities Overview: Linkage Problems in Wildlife and Land-Use PolicyThe Kenyan Neglect of Periphery AgricultureThe Tanzanian Neglect of Land-Use ReformRequirements for the Policy ProcessNotes References Index

"Wildlife, Wild Death directly relates the crisis of wildlife to the crisis of agricultural production and makes explicit that any solution to the former depends upon a solution to the latter. This is the book's main thesis, and it is very well drawn." — Michael F. Lofchie, Director of the African Studies Center