1st Edition
Pastoralism and Common Pool Resources Rangeland co-management, property rights and access in Mongolia
1. Mobile Pastoralism, Access and Policy
2. Understanding Common Pool Resource Management and Rangeland Management
3. Mobile Pastoralism and the Pre-collective Period (13th -20th Century)
4. Mobile Pastoralism and the Collectivization (1921-1991)
5. Pastoral Production and Pastureland Management During Transition to a Market Economy
6. Land Reform in Pastureland Management
7. Community-based Natural Resource Management
8. State Territorial Strategy for Natural Resource Governance and Pastoral Production
9. Conclusion
Biography
Sandagsuren Undargaa is a Development Researcher with fifteen years of experience in environmental management and development. She recently completed her PhD at the Australian National University, Canberra, Australia.
"Sandagsuren Undargaa has written an excellent book. Utilizing common pool resource theory and access theory, she has developed a conceptual framework for analyzing the institutional, legal, socio-economic and political processes shaping mobile pastoralism in Mongolia. A convincing work regarding the dynamics shaping property relations, land and resource access in Mongolia which is of wide relevance." – John F. McCarthy, Crawford School of Public Policy, The Australian National University.
