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Focusing on the historical transformations in the Etosha Region of Namibia, this book critically examines the impact of colonial settlement on the Hai||om San people, highlighting their experiences of dispossession and discrimination. Marking the centenary of Etosha National Park in 2007, Ute Dieckmann provides a multifaceted analysis of how the establishment of one of Africa's largest conservation areas intertwined with the development of a settler state and society, offering essential insights into the region's complex past.
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Hai||om in the Etosha Region. A History of Colonial Settlement, Ethnicity and Nature Conservation, Ute Dieckmann
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- Title
- Hai||om in the Etosha Region. A History of Colonial Settlement, Ethnicity and Nature Conservation
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Ute Dieckmann
- Publisher
- Basler Afrika Bibliographien
- Released
- 2007
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 414
- ISBN13
- 9783905758009
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- Focusing on the historical transformations in the Etosha Region of Namibia, this book critically examines the impact of colonial settlement on the Hai||om San people, highlighting their experiences of dispossession and discrimination. Marking the centenary of Etosha National Park in 2007, Ute Dieckmann provides a multifaceted analysis of how the establishment of one of Africa's largest conservation areas intertwined with the development of a settler state and society, offering essential insights into the region's complex past.