In recent years, there has been a socio-ecological transformation in land-use in sub-Saharan Africa, brought about by climate change and the globalization of natural resource management and rural landscapes, such that rural Africa has become a laboratory of global future-making. This new series offers a rich and valuable perspective on the processes and practices that produce and critically reflect upon visions of the future on the continent. Volumes within the series will address socio-ecological, cultural and economic development; climate control, sustainability and migration; land acquisitions and rural governance; rural livelihoods, identities and cultures; conservation, environmental management and community relations. Showcasing cutting-edge research into societal change and the reverberations of global dynamics playing out in sub-Saharan Africa, the series will provide an indispensable resource in this key area of African Studies for scholars, development practitioners, political planners, governmental and non-governmental organisations. Please send proposals to the series editors. Please do not send full manuscripts unless you are requested to do so.
Series Editors
Prof. Dr. Michael Bollig, University of Cologne, University of Cologne: [email protected]
Prof. Dr. Detlef Müller-Mahn, University of Bonn: [email protected]
