Publications of Adano Wario Roba
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  Journal Article (5)
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          Wario Roba, Adano, , Karen Witsenburg, and . 2012. Climate change, violent conflict and local institutions in Kenya's drylands. Journal of Peace Research 49(1): 65–80. 
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          Roba, Adano Wario, , , and . 2010. Economic valuation of watershed functions of transboundary forests in Eastern and Central Africa: forests for the future; sustaining society and the environment; XXIII IUFRO World Congress, 23-28 August 2010, Seoul, Korea. International Forestry Review 12(5): 179–179. 
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          Roba, Adano Wario. 2009. Paradise lost? Conservation of Mount Marsabit forest ecosystem, northern Kenya. Mountain Forum Bulletin 9(2): 6–8. 
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          Wario Roba, Adano, , and Karen Witsenburg. 2009. Scarcity of natural resources and pastoral conflicts in northern Kenya: an inquiry. Horn of Africa Bulletin 21(1): 1–6. 
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          Witsenburg, Karen and Adano Wario Roba. 2009. Of rain and raids: violent livestock raiding in northern Kenya. Civil Wars 11(4): 514–538. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/13698240903403915. 
          Book Chapter (12)
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          Roba, Adano Wario, , and Karen Witsenburg. 2012. Natural resources and conflicts: theoretical flaws and empirical evidence from northern Kenya. In: Karen Witsenburg and  (eds.). Spaces of insecurity: human agency in violent conflicts in Kenya. African Studies Collection 45. Leiden: African Studies Centre, pp. 141–166. 
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          Witsenburg, Karen and Adano Wario Roba. 2012. Of rain and raids: violent lifestock raiding in northern Kenya. In: Jutta Bakonyi and  (eds.). A micro-sociology of violence: deciphering patterns and dynamics of collective violence. London: Routledge, pp. 118–142. 
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           and Adano Wario Roba. 2012. Resource conflict, governance and ethnicity: Loita forest and the fight for exclusion. In: Karen Witsenburg and  (eds.). Spaces of insecurity: human agency in violent conflicts in Kenya. African Studies Collection 45. Leiden: African Studies Centre, pp. 194–209. 
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          , Adano Wario Roba, , , , and . 2011. Assessing the economic value of forest: is it a prerequisite for payment of the environmental functions in Mt Elgon? In:  (ed.). Towards implementation of Payment for Environmental Services (PES): a collection of findings linked to the Asareca funded research activities. Saarbrücken: VDM Verlag Dr. Müller, pp. 262–278. 
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          , , , Adano Wario Roba, , , and . 2011. Impacts of community activities on environmental resources: the potential for developing payment schemes for environmental services. In:  (ed.). Towards implementation of Payment for Environmental Services (PES): a collection of findings linked to the Asareca funded research activities. Saarbrücken: VDM Verlag Dr. Müller, pp. 290–300. 
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          , , , Adano Wario Roba, , , , and . 2011. Soil organic carbon content under different land uses in the Mt. Elgon ecosystem, Kenya. In:  (ed.). Towards implementation of Payment for Environmental Services (PES): a collection of findings linked to the Asareca funded research activities. Saarbrücken: VDM Verlag Dr. Müller, pp. 349–355. 
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          , , Adano Wario Roba, , , and . 2011. Difficulties and limitations of Payment for Environmental Services (PES) schemes in watersheds: a case study of the valuation of Mt. Kenya forest. In:  (ed.). Towards implementation of Payment for Environmental Services (PES): a collection of findings linked to the Asareca funded research activities. Saarbrücken: VDM Verlag Dr. Müller, pp. 279–289. 
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          , , Adano Wario Roba, , , , , and . 2011. Financing provision of environmental services in Mt. Elgon region for the protection of watersheds. In:  (ed.). Towards implementation of Payment for Environmental Services (PES): a collection of findings linked to the Asareca funded research activities. Saarbrücken: VDM Verlag Dr. Müller, pp. 119–131. 
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          Roba, Adano Wario. 2009. Natural resource scarcity and pastoral conflict in Africa under climate change. In:  (ed.). Climate and transboundary water resource conflicts in Africa: workshop report. Addis Abeba: Institute for Security Studies, pp. 115–118. 
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          Wario Roba, Adano. 2009. Development policies, reactive aid and indigenous institution of livestock sharing among East African pastoralists. In:  and  (eds.). Sustainability in Karamoja? Rethinking the terms of global sustainability in a crisis region of Africa. Topics in African Studies 12. Köln: Köppe, pp. 298–318. 
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          Witsenburg, Karen and Adano Wario Roba. 2007. The use and management of water sources in Kenya's drylands: is there a link between scarcity and violent conflicts? In: , , and  (eds.). Conflicts over land and water in Africa. Oxford: Currey, pp. 215–238. 
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          Witsenburg, Karen and Adano Wario Roba. 2007. Is er toekomst voor de veehouderij in Noord-Kenia? In: , , and  (eds.). Ruimte voor milieu: inzichten van milieugeografen en -planologen. Utrecht: Jan van Arkel, pp. 369–382. 
          Monograph (1)
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          Roba, Adano Wario and Karen Witsenburg. 2008. Pastoral sedentarisation, natural resource management, and livelihood diversification in Marsabit District, Northern Kenya. Lewiston: Edwin Mellen.