Pula: ~~f                          ~tudies,            vo~.           2 (2002)
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    Special Issue: 'Basarwa rl{Sho~an)                 Studie~in Botswana'
72      Introduction                             '\.'
             Onalenna    000  Selolwane &   ~sel Sa~stad               .
75      Power and powerlessness: when s~port be~~es overbear-l(lg - the case of
        outsider activism on the resettlement i""ue of the'>Basarwaof 1 Central Kalahari
        Game Reserve                                          ~
             Sethunya Tshepo Mphinyane
86      Bugakhwe San community of Khwai: mapping its own te r~ory
             Maitseo Bolaane                              '- -       "
98      'Mapping the Land' in Gudigwa: Bugakhwe land.h~' tory and teritoriality
             Michael Taylor                                              ., "-
110     Past and present perspectives on the sustainable use wildlife resources
        amongst Basarwa communities in Ngamiland district, Bo sana: th~,\ase of
        Khwai and Mababe
             Joseph Mbaiwa
123     The Remote Areas Development Programme and the integration             9t Basarwa~'nto
        mainstream Botswana society: the case of Manxotae and MabeseK~
             Chadzimula Molebatsi                                                 . "
135     Markets and social exclusion: postcolony and San deprivation in Botswa~
              Teedzani Davis Thapelo
147     Shifting identities in Eastern Khoe: ethnic and language endangerment
             Andy Chebanne
Research Notes
158     The sustainability of communiuty-based natural resource management in Bot-
        swana: the case of the Huiku conservation project in Ghanzi district, by Masego
        Nkelekang
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
        KeitseopeNthomang
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 ofthe Kalahari, by Sidsel Saugestad. Review by
        Sheldon Weeks
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