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Part 4 Resource Conflicts and Co-Existence in and around Naivasha

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Agricultural Intensification, Environmental Conservation, Conflict and Co-Existence at Lake Naivasha, Kenya

Series: Africa-Europe Group for Interdisciplinary Studies, Volume: 34

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Chapter 1 Lake Naivasha, Kenya, in the Capitalocene

Part 1 Naivasha’s History

Chapter 2 Arrivals and Departures: The Maa-Speakers and Their Successors in Naivasha-Nakuru, 1790–1912

Chapter 3 Environmental Conservation and Sustainability: Rhetoric and Reality

Chapter 4 Shifting Land Tenure Arrangements: Private Land-Buying Companies and the Shape of Naivasha’s Anthropogenic Landscape

Part 2 Ecological Dynamics in the Lake Naivasha Catchment

Chapter 5 The Unique Natural Resources of Lake Naivasha; Can They Survive?

Chapter 6 Linking Hydrology to Biodiversity, Ecosystem Services and Climate within the Lake Naivasha Catchment

Part 3 Agricultural Intensification in and around Naivasha

Chapter 7 The Cut-Flower Industry in the Social-Ecological System of Lake Naivasha: Production Networks and Marketisation

Chapter 8 Labour Relations in the Naivasha Cut-Flower Industry: A Moral Economy Approach

Chapter 9 Flourishing Flowers, Withering Livelihoods: Social Networks for Food Security in Naivasha, Kenya

Chapter 10 Export-Crop Production in Kinangop (Kenya): Exploring Small-Scale Farmers’ Tactics and Strategies under Contract Farming

Part 4 Resource Conflicts and Co-Existence in and around Naivasha

Chapter 11 Frontier Dynamics: Cross-Cutting Ties, Conflict and Contestation on Agricultural and Conservation Hinterlands of Lake Naivasha

Chapter 12 Devolution of Governance and the Politics of Fishery at Lake Naivasha, Kenya

Chapter 13 Conflicting Futures of Geothermal Energy Development in Naivasha: Between State Visions and Community Expectations

Part 5 The Future of the Lake Naivasha Basin

Chapter 14 COVID-19 and the Cut-Flower Industry in Naivasha: Risk, Uncertainty and Preparing for the Future

Chapter 15 Megaprojects and the Transformation of Lake Naivasha Basin: Aspirations, Uncertainties and Social-Ecological Implications

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