Titlebook: Wildlife between Empire and Nation in Twentieth-Century Africa; Jeff Schauer Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), un

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,Pachyderms and Parks: Ecological Politics and East Africa’s National Parks,e Nuffield Unit of Tropical Animal Ecology (Uganda), the Tsavo Project (Kenya), and the Serengeti Research Institute (SRI) (Tanzania), it demonstrates how international scientists’ efforts to draw generalizable conclusions from their study of national parks, and to introduce what they regarded as ap

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Conclusion,t uses the key explanatory themes—administration, militarization, science, nationalism, and a broadening constituency for wildlife—to also suggest some frameworks for using the history in the preceding chapters to think through the present.

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Book 2019 through the consolidation of colonial rule, the rise of nationalism, and the emergence of neocolonial and neoliberal institutions, this book shows how these fundamental themes of the twentieth century shaped the relationships between humans and animals in what are today Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zam

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litary men on a concrete bunker chanted English words in the style of Indonesian music. The words began to appear on white placards placed in long rows on the beach. The words were a letter to the young woman on the cliff written by her dead boyfriend, a sailor overseas during the Second World War.

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Introduction,, and a relentlessly broadening constituency for wildlife. The chapter provides an overview both of the rich scholarship on conservation and wildlife politics in Africa and a sketch of broad historical themes and trajectories of the region and continent for readers unfamiliar with this history.

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Book 2019tuency for wildlife. Jeff Schauer illuminates how each of these developments were contingent upon the colonial experience, and how they fashioned a web of structures for understanding and governing wildlife in Africa—one which has lasted into the twenty-first century.