Conflict, development and security at the agro–pastoral–wildlife nexus: a case of Laikipia County, Kenya

Jennifer Lauren Bond

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Abstract

This article analyses the connections between conflict and development at the agriculture–pastoralism–wildlife interface from the perspective of human security. The article draws on empirical data (qualitative and quantitative) generated in Laikipia County, Kenya, and literature to illustrate that (1) the major issues which cut across each of these conflicts are related to natural resource management, cultural practices and governance, and (2) these cross-cutting issues impinge on people’s freedoms, extending these conflicts into cases of human insecurity. Specifically, each conflict type compounds the impacts of the others on farmer and pastoral economic, food, environmental, personal, community, health and political security.
Original languageEnglish
JournalJournal of Development Studies
Volume50
Issue number7
Pages (from-to)991-1008
Number of pages18
ISSN0022-0388
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Jul 2014

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