Dr. Mark Moritz
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JOURNAL ARTICLES
Moritz, Mark, Britney Kyle, Kevin C. Nolan,
Steve Patrick, Marnie F. Shaffer, and Gayatri Thampy
In press. Too Many people and Too Few Livestock
in West Africa? An Evaluation of Sandford’s Thesis. Journal of
Development Studies.
Moritz, Mark
In press. Competing paradigms in pastoral
development? A perspective from the Far North of Cameroon. World
Development.
Moritz, Mark
2006
The Politics of Permanent Conflict: Herder-Farmer Conflicts in the
Far North of Cameroon. Canadian Journal of African Studies 40
(1).
Moritz, Mark
2006
Introduction: Changing Contexts and Dynamics of Herder-Farmer
Conflicts across West Africa. Canadian Journal of African
Studies 40 (1).
Scholte, Paul,
Saïdou Kari, Mark Moritz, and Herbert Prins
2006
Pastoralists' Responses to Floodplain Rehabilitation in Northern
Cameroon. Human ecology 34(1).
Moritz, Mark
2005
FulBe
Pastoralists and the Neo-Patrimonial State in the Chad Basin.
Geography Research Forum 25:83-104. This paper is part of a
special issue on Pastoralists and the State edited by Elliot Fratkin
and Avinoam Meir. Click
here for contents of the special issue.
CHAPTERS IN
EDITED BOOKS
Moritz, Mark
Forthcoming.
Individualization of Livestock Ownership in FulBe Family Herds: The
Effects of Pastoral Intensification and Islamic Renewal. In
Collective and Multiple Forms of Property in Animals and Land. G.
Schlee and A. Khazanov, eds. London: Routledge.
Moritz, Mark
2006
Economic
anthropology. In International Encyclopedia of Economic
Sociology. M. Zafirovski and J. Beckert, eds. Pp. 170-172. London:
Routledge.
Moritz, Mark
2006 Traditional
economies. In International Encyclopedia of Economic
Sociology. M. Zafirovski and J. Beckert, eds. Pp. 677-679. London:
Routledge.
Moritz, Mark
2006
Potlatch. In
International Encyclopedia of Economic Sociology. M. Zafirovski and
J. Beckert, eds. Pp. 523-524. London: Routledge.
Moritz, Mark, and
Leslie C. Moore
2006
Mini conference with poster presentations. In Strategies
in Teaching Anthropology, fourth edition. P. Rice and D. McCurdy,
eds. Pp. 1-3. Upper Saddle River (NJ): Prentice Hall.
Loth, Paul, Mark Moritz, Roger Kouokam, Paul
Scholte, and Saïdou Kari
2004 The people of
the floodplain. In The return of the water. P. Loth, ed. Pp.
53-67. Gland (Switzerland): IUCN.
Kouokam, Roger, Mark Moritz, Daniel Ngantou,
and Paul Loth
2004 Conflicts and
conflict management in the Waza Logone Floodplain. In The
return of the water. P. Loth, ed. Pp. 69-74. Gland (Switzerland):
IUCN.
Braund, Richard, Paul Loth, Mark Moritz, Paul
Scholte, Saïdou Kari, Daniel Ngantou, Roger Kouokam
2004 The Waza Logone Project in action. In The return of the
water. P. Loth, ed. Pp. 105-124. Gland (Switzerland): IUCN.
Moritz, Mark
2003
Exchange Theory and Experimental Economics. In Strategies in
Teaching Anthropology, third edition. P. Rice and D. McCurdy, eds.
Pp. 101-104. Upper Saddle River (NJ): Prentice Hall.
Moritz, Mark, and
Saïdou Kari
2001
Is there a Future for Pastoralism in the Far North Province of
Cameroon? In Management of Fragile Ecosystems in the
North of Cameroon: The Need for an Adaptive Approach. Proceedings of
an international conference, Maroua 13-16 November 2000. M. Ali, P.
Loth, H. Bauer, and H. de Iongh, eds. Maroua (Cameroon) & Leiden
(Netherlands): CEDC & CML.
BOOK
REVIEWS
Mark Beach, Nini Callan, Ben Kaufmann, Melissa
Moch and Mark Moritz
2006 Book review of
"Unpopular Culture: The Rules of Complaint in a British Bank".
Anthropology of Work Review 27(2):25-26.
Moritz, Mark
2006 Book review of
Ecology, Colonialism and Cattle. Journal of Peasant Studies
33(3):560-563.
Moritz, Mark
2006 Book review of
four books on dryland husbandry in the Horn of Africa published by
the Organization for Social Science Research in Eastern and Southern
African. African Studies Review 49(3):71-73.
Moritz, Mark
2006 Book review of
"Managing mobility in African rangelands". African Studies Review
49(2):205-206.
CenTREAD Working Group
2005 Book review of
"Making Parks Work: Strategies for Preserving Tropical Nature".
Conservation Biology 19(1): 279-281.
Moritz, Mark
2004 Book review of
"Fulbe
Voices" and "Memoirs of a Mbororo". African Studies Review
47(2):151-154.
Moritz, Mark
2003 Book review of "
Que faire sans vétérinaire?" Bulletin Méga-Tchad (1):53. BULLETINS
AND REPORTS
Moritz, Mark
2008 Integrating Wikis in Anthropology Courses. Anthropology News 49 (3):31.
Moritz, Mark,
and Francis Tarla
1999
Fulani Pastoralists' Perceptions and Perspectives on Rangelands and
its Degradation in Northern Cameroon. Mega-Chad Bulletin (1 &
2): 16.
Scholte, Paul, Saïdou Kari, and Mark Moritz
1996
The Involvement of Nomadic and Transhumance Pastoralists in the
Rehabilitation and Management of the Logone Flood Plain, North
Cameroon. IIED Drylands
Programme Issues Paper (66):1-21.
Moritz, Mark1994 A Harde is a
Pasture where no Grass grows or Water Infiltrates: Pastoralists
Perceptions of Pastures in North Cameroon. Environment and
development student report 35: Centre for Environmental Studies,
Leiden University.
Moritz, Mark
1994
Yaake, yaayre wi'ete no yaayre: pastoralists' perceptions of
and adaptation to rangeland degradation of the Logone floodplain,
Waza Logone Project (IUCN). |
