Ethnoveterinary Research & DevelopmentConstance Marie McCorkle, Evelyn Mathias, T. W. Schillhorn-van-Veen From sociocultural, political-economic, and environmental as well as biomedical viewpoints, the book presents reviews and case studies of traditional veterinary knowledge and practice, along with historical perspectives, theoretical discussions and research methodologies. The 23 chapters span 10 major species of animal domesticates raised by more than 80 ethnic groups in nearly 40 nations of Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas, covering nearly 100 diseases and more than 300 medicinal plants and other traditional materia medica. Provides researchers, development professionals, and policymakers working in agricultural and rural development with insights, ideas and approaches to the subject. Published in the Indigenous Knowledge and Development series |
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Ethnoveterinary Research and Development | 1 |
PERSPECTIVES ON ETHNOVETERINARY | 25 |
Ancient and Modern Veterinary Beliefs Practices and Practitioners | 37 |
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