Hai||om in the Etosha Region. A History of Colonial Settlement, Ethnicity and Nature Conservation

by Celine Graber

The Etosha Region in Namibia, comprising the famous Etosha National Park and its adjacent communal and commercial farm lands, has been a contested region since the advent of colonial settlement. The centenary of the Etosha Park in 2007 provided an opportune moment for critical reflection on its history, a much-needed appraisal achieved by this book through its multiple perspectives. At the centre of this book are the Hai||om San and their long history of dispossession and discrimination. The author, Ute Dieckmann, is a German anthropologist currently based in Cologne (Germany).

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