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Care must be taken to preserve the pastoralist way of life in Mongolia, or the entire nation will suffer. Unless measures are taken, either by the Mongolian pastoralists themselves or by the government of Mongolia, the subsistence of the Mongolian pastoralists may be in jeopardy, and centuries of tradition will be lost, along with an economic pattern of survival that has sustained a nation. References

Bedunah, Donald J. And Sabine M. Schmidt.

2004 Pastoralism and Protected Area management in Mongolia's Gobi Gurvansaikhan National Park. Development and Change 35(1): 167-191. Academic Search Premiere Database. University of Maryland University College Information and Library Services. (6 November 2005).

Fernandez-Gimenez, Maria E.

2001 The Effects of livestock Privatization on Pastoral Land Use and Land Tenure in Post-Socialist Mongolia. Nomadic Peoples 5(2): 49-65. Academic Search Premiere Database. University of Maryland University College Information and Library...

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Fratkin, Elliot.

1997 Pastoralism: Governance and Development Issues. Annual Review of Anthropology 26(1): 235-261. Academic Search Premiere Database. University of Maryland University College Information and Library Services. (6 November 2005).

Jamieson, J.W.

1985 'Simple' and 'Advanced' Pastoral Societies Contrasted. Mankind Quarterly 25(4): 419-438. Academic Search Premiere Database. University of Maryland University College Information and Library Services. (6 November 2005).

Kratli, Saverio.

2000 The Bias Behind Nomadic Education. The UNESCO Courier October (2000): 15-16. Academic Search Premiere Database. University of Maryland University College Information and Library Services. (6 November 2005).

Mearns, Robin.

2004 Sustaining Livelihoods on Mongolia's Pastoral Commons: Insights from a Participatory Poverty Assessment. Development and Change 35(1): 107-139. Academic Search…

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Bedunah, Donald J. And Sabine M. Schmidt.

2004 Pastoralism and Protected Area management in Mongolia's Gobi Gurvansaikhan National Park. Development and Change 35(1): 167-191. Academic Search Premiere Database. University of Maryland University College Information and Library Services. (6 November 2005).

Fernandez-Gimenez, Maria E.

2001 The Effects of livestock Privatization on Pastoral Land Use and Land Tenure in Post-Socialist Mongolia. Nomadic Peoples 5(2): 49-65. Academic Search Premiere Database. University of Maryland University College Information and Library Services. (6 November 2005).
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