Killing for Conservation

Wildlife Policy in Zimbabwe

Rosaleen Duffy

 

Synopsis

Wildlife conservation policy is often discussed within the broader debates of sustainable development. The case study of Zimbabwe illustrates how the politically controversial policy agenda of wildlife utilization is part of the wider realm of global environmental politics.

Review

This is an important book about an important subject and it should serve as a model for those engaged in research on other aspects of Zimbabwean politics and society - H-SAFRICA

Author

Rosaleen Duffy is Lecturer in Politics at Lancaster University.

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