Titre de série :	Antonio
Titre :	The rationale of nomad economy
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Widstrand, C. G.
Année de publication :	1974
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-07541
Note générale :	Nomads have been blamed for the extensive destruction of vegetation and land, but the author of this article points out that the real responsability for creating the conditions that lead to environmental devastion may lie elsewher. This article comments briefly on a variety of conceptions currently held on pastoral nomads and their relation to their habitat. The author tried to show that their management system is rational, and that the overstocking problem is caused by a combination of fores over which the pastoralists have little control. Some projects and some implications for the future are discussed against this background.
Mots-clés :	Elevage pastoral  Nomadisme  Economie  Agronomie  Vache laitière  Elevage transhumant
Index. décimale :	636 Elevage : production, entretien, dressage : classer ici les ouvrages sur les animaux domestiques
Résumé :	Nomads have been blamed for the extensive destruction of vegetation and land, but the author of this article points out that the real responsability for creating the conditions that lead to environmental devastion may lie elsewher. This article comments briefly on a variety of conceptions currently held on pastoral nomads and their relation to their habitat. The author tried to show that their management system is rational, and that the overstocking problem is caused by a combination of fores over which the pastoralists have little control. Some projects and some implications for the future are discussed against this background.
Note de contenu :	Nomads have been blamed for the extensive destruction of vegetation and land, but the author of this article points out that the real responsability for creating the conditions that lead to environmental devastion may lie elsewher. This article comments briefly on a variety of conceptions currently held on pastoral nomads and their relation to their habitat. The author tried to show that their management system is rational, and that the overstocking problem is caused by a combination of fores over which the pastoralists have little control. Some projects and some implications for the future are discussed against this background.

Antonio. The rationale of nomad economy [texte imprimé] / Widstrand, C. G. . - 1974.
ISSN : CI-07541
Nomads have been blamed for the extensive destruction of vegetation and land, but the author of this article points out that the real responsability for creating the conditions that lead to environmental devastion may lie elsewher. This article comments briefly on a variety of conceptions currently held on pastoral nomads and their relation to their habitat. The author tried to show that their management system is rational, and that the overstocking problem is caused by a combination of fores over which the pastoralists have little control. Some projects and some implications for the future are discussed against this background.

Mots-clés :	Elevage pastoral  Nomadisme  Economie  Agronomie  Vache laitière  Elevage transhumant
Index. décimale :	636 Elevage : production, entretien, dressage : classer ici les ouvrages sur les animaux domestiques
Résumé :	Nomads have been blamed for the extensive destruction of vegetation and land, but the author of this article points out that the real responsability for creating the conditions that lead to environmental devastion may lie elsewher. This article comments briefly on a variety of conceptions currently held on pastoral nomads and their relation to their habitat. The author tried to show that their management system is rational, and that the overstocking problem is caused by a combination of fores over which the pastoralists have little control. Some projects and some implications for the future are discussed against this background.
Note de contenu :	Nomads have been blamed for the extensive destruction of vegetation and land, but the author of this article points out that the real responsability for creating the conditions that lead to environmental devastion may lie elsewher. This article comments briefly on a variety of conceptions currently held on pastoral nomads and their relation to their habitat. The author tried to show that their management system is rational, and that the overstocking problem is caused by a combination of fores over which the pastoralists have little control. Some projects and some implications for the future are discussed against this background.