Pastoral development network papers 1981–1985. Articles include:

• Organization, structures and ranches in Kenya
• Vets – barefoot and otherwise
• Impressions of Chinese pastoralism
• Cattle herd structures in Kenya’s pastoral rangelands
• Dam groups in Botswana
• Pastoralists as animal health workers: the range development project in Ethiopia
• Overgrazing in Swaziland? A review of the technical efficiency of the Swaziland herd
• Pastoral systems in arid and semi-arid zones of China
• Organizations and procedures in group ranch development in Kenya
• Group ranches in Africa
• A pastoral commune on the ordos plateau – the Sumitu commune
• Stock limitation: any economic alternatives for Botswana?
• The management of communal grazing in Botswana
• Local institutions and management of communal resources lessons prom Africa and Asia
• The productivity of Sahelian rangelands – a summary report
• The effects of the development approach on long term establishment of a grazing reserve in northern Nigeria
• Herders and farmers or farmer-herders and herder-farmers?
• Pastoral Fulani reaction to grazing reserve development: the case of Ruma-kukar-jangarai, kaduna state, Nigeria
• Traditional concepts of animal disease and treatment among Fulani herdsmen in Kaduna state of Nigeria
• Principles of selected credit systems for livestock production and development
• Financing animal health services in some African countries
• The integration of pastoralism and semi-mechanised farming: the example of an Eritrean experience in eastern Sudan
• Pastoralist ecology in Ngorongoro conservation area, Tanzania