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slash-and-burn? In: Resource management in Asia-Pacific program working paper no. 43.
Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies/The Australian National University, Camberra
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In: Resource management in Asia-Pacific program working paper no.46. Research School of
Pacific and Asian Studies/The Australian National University, Camberra
Kanmegne J (2004) Slash and burn agriculture in the humid forest zone of southern Cameroon: soil
quality dynamics, improved fallow management and Farmers’ perception. PhD Dissertation,
Wageningen University, Wageningen, 184p
Kaphengst T (2014) Towards a definition of global sustainable land-use? A discussion on theory,
concepts and implications for governance. EcoLogic, Berlin
Kaufmann JC (2014) Contrasting visions of nature and landscapes. In: Scales IR (ed) Conservation
and environmental management in Madagascar. Routledge, London and New York, pp
320–341. ISBN 9781136309083
Krause M, Lotze-Campen H, Popp A, Dietrich JP, Bonsch M (2013) Conservation of undisturbed
natural forests and economic impacts on agriculture. Land Use Policy 30(1):344–354
Lefroy EC, Hobbs RJ, O’Connor MH, Pate JS (eds.). (1999) Agriculture as a mimic of natural
ecosystems. Agrofor Sys 45:275–289
Léonard É, Oswald M (1996) 1996. Une agriculture forestière sans forêt. Changements agroécologiques et innovations paysannes en côte d’ivoire. Nat Sci Soc 4(3):202–215
Levang P, Michon G, De Forestra H (2001) De la jachère arborée aux agro-forêts, des stratégies
paysannes adaptées à des milieux de fertilité médiocre. In: CIRAD and Ministère de la
coopération (dir.), Actes du Séminaire sur la Fertilité du milieu et Stratégies paysannes sous
les tropiques humides du 13–17 Novembre 1995. CIRAD, Montpellier, pp 228–235
Lin BB (2011) Resilience in agriculture through crop diversification: adaptive management for
environmental change. BioSci 61(3):183–193
Mala WA (2017) Chapter 11 coexistence of forests and agriculture: repercussions for the availability of NWFPs. In: Living in and from the forests of Central Africa. FAO, Rome, pp 81–87. ISBN
978-92-5-109489-1
Mala AW (2016) Savoirs et pratiques traditionnels et locaux en agroécologie et conservation de la
biodiversité: zones forestières du Centre et Sud Cameroun. In: Roué M, Césard N, Adou Yao
YC, Oteng-Yeboah A (eds) Indigenous and local knowledge of biodiversity and ecosystem
services in Africa. Knowledges of nature, vol 8. UNESCO, Paris, pp 55–85
Mala WA, Geldenhuys CJ, Prabhu R (2008a) A predictive model of local agricultural biodiversity
knowledge management in southern Cameroon. Biodiversity 9(1 & 2):96–101
Mala WA, Geldenhuys CJ, Prabhu R (2010) Local conceptualisation of nature, forest knowledge
systems and adaptive management in southern Cameroon. Indilinga Afr J Indig Know Syst 9
(2):172–184
Mala WA, Oyono PR (2004) Social dimensions of local practices of natural resource management
in the Central Africa region. Res Rev 20(2):23–31
Mala WA, Oyono PR, Ebene Y, Diaw MC (2004) Assessment of the context of slash-and-burn
agriculture and the dynamics of landscape changes in southern Cameroon. Unpublished report.
CIFOR, Yaoundé
Mala WA, Prabhu R, Geldenhuys CJ, Diaw MC (2008b) Agricultural biodiversity knowledge
systems and its adaptive capacity to respond to household consumption and market preferences.
In: Parrotta JA, Jinlong L, Heok-Choh S (eds) Forest management and poverty alleviation: roles
of traditional forest-related knowledge. IUFRO world series no. 21. IUFRO, Vienna, pp
114–115
350
W. A. Mala et al.