Climate Narratives and Relational Ontologies: The Anthropocene as lived and experienced by African pastoralists

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Sara de Wit
Sara Petrollino
Han van Dijk
Mirjam de Bruijn

doi 10.3389/past.2026.16130

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Published on 16 Jun 2026

Rainmaking and climate change: global discourse and local perspectives over regicide in South Sudan

Isao Murahashi

doi 10.3389/past.2026.15944

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Published on 16 Mar 2026

Rethinking pastoralists’ development from their perspective of disasters-averted

Emery Roe

doi 10.3389/past.2026.15551

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Published on 05 Mar 2026

High reliability professionals and networks in pastoral areas of northern Kenya and southern Ethiopia: a new approach to development?

Rahma Hassan
Ian Scoones
Elizabeth Stites
Jackson Wachira
Hussein Wario

doi 10.3389/past.2026.15665

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Published on 16 Feb 2026

Relational approach to the climate narratives and pastoral conflicts: an analysis of 2004–2013 Samburu-Pokot conflict

Shinya Konaka

doi 10.3389/past.2026.15576

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Published on 29 Jan 2026

“Social tipping points” in a dryland pastoral system in Namibia

Diego Augusto Menestrey Schwieger

doi 10.3389/past.2026.15600

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Published on 28 Jan 2026

Blood and relational selfhood: crisis and sacrifice among the Nuer of South Sudan

Eri Hashimoto

doi 10.3389/past.2025.15651

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Published on 12 Dec 2025

The complexities of interpreting climate change: the case of Il Chamus, Baringo County, Kenya

Peter D. Little

doi 10.3389/past.2025.15617

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Pastoralist policy paradoxes in the Anthropocene. Relational ontologies and the marginalisation of lifeways among the Maasai (Tanzania), Hamar (Ethiopia), and the Fulani (the Sahel)

Rainmaking and climate change: global discourse and local perspectives over regicide in South Sudan

Rethinking pastoralists’ development from their perspective of disasters-averted

High reliability professionals and networks in pastoral areas of northern Kenya and southern Ethiopia: a new approach to development?

Relational approach to the climate narratives and pastoral conflicts: an analysis of 2004–2013 Samburu-Pokot conflict

“Social tipping points” in a dryland pastoral system in Namibia

Blood and relational selfhood: crisis and sacrifice among the Nuer of South Sudan

The complexities of interpreting climate change: the case of Il Chamus, Baringo County, Kenya

Pastoralism: Research, Policy and Practice