Competing forms of land use and incompatible identifications of who is to 
benefit from policies in the south of the north: pastoralists, agro-industry 
and farmers in the Blue Nile Region

Schlee, Günther

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Competing forms of land use and incompatible identifications of who is to benefit from policies in the south of the north: pastoralists, agro-industry and farmers in the Blue Nile Region

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Schlee, Günther
Department 'Integration and Conflict', MPI for Social Anthropology, Max Planck Society;

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Schlee, G. (2015). Competing forms of land use and incompatible identifications of who is to benefit from policies in the south of the north: pastoralists, agro-industry and farmers in the Blue Nile Region. In S. Calkins, E. Ille, & R. Rottenburg (Eds.), Emerging orders in the Sudans (pp. 121-137). Mankon: Langaa Research & Publishing CIG.

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