Parks and People: Livelihood Issues in National Parks Management in Thailand and Madagascar

Krishna B. Ghimire

Development and Change, 1994, vol. 25, issue 1, 195-229

Abstract: In many countries, the transformation by the state of increasing areas of land and aquatic resources into strictly protected areas has included a total restriction on the use of park resources by the local people, causing poverty and social conflict, and in some cases further environmental deterioration. This essay examines the forms of management in national parks in developing countries in general, and in Thailand and Madagascar in particular.

Date: 1994
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