This paper analyzes the politics and struggles ongoing within wildlife management areas
(WMAs) in Tanzania to discuss the dynamics of neoliberalization of the wildlife sector. We …

Despite a decade of rhetoric on community conservation, current trends in Tanzania reflect a
disturbing process of reconsolidation of state control over wildlife resources and increased …

This article shows how wildlife and marine conservation in Tanzania lead to forms of
'green'or 'blue grabbing'. Dispossession of local people's land and resources has been …

Drawing on critical debates in political ecology and biopolitics, the article develops a"
biopolitical ecology of conservation" to study historical shifts in how human and nonhuman …

The implementation of the green economy in Tanzania is currently re-arranging space in
significant ways. The Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT) has …

ABSTRACTS Since the mid‐1980s,“democratization” and structural adjustment, have been
transforming domestic political economies throughout sub‐Saharan Africa. In Tanzania …

Tanzania is one of Africa's most richly endowed nations in terms of natural resources. The
country's economy and the livelihoods of its 38 million citizens are heavily reliant on natural …

Northern Tanzania's savannahs have long been a hotly contested landscape. During the
colonial era large tracts of fertile land, particularly highland ranges around mountains such …

This paper explores territorial struggles around ecotourism in community-based
conservation in wildlife rich Northern Tanzania. At the centre of analysis are two emblematic …

Unfortunately, adverse rather than positive local welfare outcomes of community‐based
conservation initiatives are quite common. Through the case of Burunge Wildlife …