2002           ~.      SN 0256-2316
     Botswana Journal of African Studi s
                                              Special Issue:
         'Basarwa (Khoe and San),UdieS        in Botswana'
edit~      ona,ma        D~elOlwane     &>SidselSaugestad
  Outside~r.the Basarwaof the Central~ari           Reserve
                      '" ~apping thg Bugakhwe of"~gamiland
           Wil life use a~ng BaSa~a at Khwai &\.~ababe
         Integratio'\.?f Bas~a at Ma~xotae & Mabesekwa
                Deprlvation bY\!!larkets a~ social exclu~ion
          Eastern Kho~ethnic cihd language endangerme~
     Research notes on Hu.l,kU,X~I'Xai, Gudig~, & Kanaku
      Re-appearance of the Gape K~ekhoe in South Africa


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                                    Pula: Botswana Journal of African Studies vol.16, nO.2 (2002)
Special Issue: 'Basarwa (Khoe and San) Studies in Botswana'
                                       Contents
72      Introduction, by Ona/enna    000   Se/olwane & Sidsel Saugestad
75      Power and powerlessness: when support becomes overbearing-the                       case
       of outsider activism on the resettlement issue of the Basarwa of the Central
        Kalahari Game ReseNe
       Sethunya Tshepo Mphinyane
86     Bugakhwe San community of Khwai: mapping its own territory
       Maitseo Bolaane
98     'Mapping the Land' in Gudigwa: Bugakhwe land, history and territoriality
       Michael Taylor
110    Past and present perspectives on the sustainable use of wildlife resources
       amongst Basarwa communities in Ngamiland district, Botswana: the case
       of Khwai and Mababe
       Joseph Mbaiwa
123    The Remote Areas Development Programme and the integration of
       Basarwa into mainstream Botswana society: the case of Manxotae and
       Mabesekwa
       Chadzimula Mo/ebatsi
135    Markets and social exclusion: postcolony and San deprivation in Botswana
       Teedzani Davis Thape/o
147    Shifting identities in Eastern Khoe: ethnic and language endangerment
       Andy Chebanne
Research Notes
158    The sustainability of communiuty-based         natural resource management              in
       Botswana: the case of the Huiku conservation project in Ghanzi district, by Masego
       Nke/ekang
162    An assessment of the community-based natural resource management approach
       and its impact on the Basarwa: the case of XaiXai and Gudigwa communities, by
       Rosinah Masilo-Rakgoasi
167    Understanding the development experiences and aspirations of one Basarwa
       settlement in Botswana: failed implementation or relentless colonialism?, by
       Keitseope Nthomang
172    The Cape Khoekhoe: the appearance of a people presumed dead, by Siv
       Oevernes
Book Review
176    The Inconvenient Indigenous. Remote Area Development in Botswana, Donor
       Assistance and the First People of the Kalahari, by Sidsel Saugestad. Review by
       Sheldon Weeks
Supplement
178    MAPS & PHOTOGRAPHS          (Michael Taylor)