Palden Tsering
Biographic Data
| ID | 174525 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Palden Tsering |
| GIVEN NAMES | Palden |
| FAMILY NAME | Tsering |
| SIGNATURE | TSERING P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Qinghai University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9543-831X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Negotiating land, producing authority: Hybrid rangeland governance on the pastoral Qinghai-Gansu Border, China
Relational resiliences: Reflections from pastoralism across the world
Resilience is a common concept in pastoralism scholarship and policy-making, especially in dryland environments where livelihoods are considered vulnerable to frequent shocks such as droughts, pests and epidemics, and conflicts. Resilience lends itself to pastoral studies due to its ability to capture uncertainty, complexity and dynamism: key characteristics of dryland environments and pastoral systems. However, resilience has also been critiqued…
Expanding lake and the landless pastoralists in pastoral Tibet, China
Retreat or resist: Navigating uncertainties in pastoral Amdo Tibet, China
Hybrid rangeland governance: Connecting policies with practices in pastoral China
The issue of rangeland governance and tenure in pastoral China has sparked significant controversy and discussion. Several models have been suggested, encompassing private, state and common property systems. However, what does the practical implementation of rangeland governance entail? A review of the history of rangeland governance and policy in Amdo, Tibet tells how land governance is constructed by pastoralists adapting existing norms, formul…
Over Time and Space: Hybrid Rangeland Governance in Amdo Tibet
Hybrid land governance, mosaics, polycentrism have become ways to describe contemporary rangeland settings - ways of responding to uncertainties through flexible institutions, overlapping boundaries and an assembled, plural bricolage of practices. However, this is frequently thought to be recent, often arising from more formal, regulated systems, whether state, private or communal, and with well-defined land tenure regimes. This paper argues that…
Tibetan buddhist monastery-based rangeland governance in Amdo Tibet, China
The conventional understanding of governance highlights the state’s coercive and formal mechanisms. However, the everyday political control of the state is informal and ambiguous, and powerful civil societies strengthen resource governance through interactions between civil society, social organisations, and governments. In the case of pastoral Golok, China, the role of the local state is highly mediated by the power of the monastery and the mona…
Jarmila Ptáčková, Exile from the Grasslands: Tibetan Herders and Chinese Development Projects
Covid-19 and pastoralism: Reflections From Three Continents
Focusing on pastoralism, this article reflects on five diverse cases across Africa, Asia and Europe and asks: how have COVID-19 disease control measures affected mobility and production practices, marketing opportunities, land control, labour relations, local community support and socio-political relations with the state and other settled agrarian or urban populations? In response to the lockdown measures, we explore what innovations have emerged…
Covid-19 and pastoralism: Reflections From Three Continents
Focusing on pastoralism, this article reflects on five diverse cases across Africa, Asia and Europe and asks: how have COVID-19 disease control measures affected mobility and production practices, marketing opportunities, land control, labour relations, local community support and socio-political relations with the state and other settled agrarian or urban populations? In response to the lockdown measures, we explore what innovations have emerged…
Hybrid rangeland governance: Connecting policies with practices in pastoral China
The issue of rangeland governance and tenure in pastoral China has sparked significant controversy and discussion. Several models have been suggested, encompassing private, state and common property systems. However, what does the practical implementation of rangeland governance entail? A review of the history of rangeland governance and policy in Amdo, Tibet tells how land governance is constructed by pastoralists adapting existing norms, formul…
Tibetan buddhist monastery-based rangeland governance in Amdo Tibet, China
The conventional understanding of governance highlights the state’s coercive and formal mechanisms. However, the everyday political control of the state is informal and ambiguous, and powerful civil societies strengthen resource governance through interactions between civil society, social organisations, and governments. In the case of pastoral Golok, China, the role of the local state is highly mediated by the power of the monastery and the mona…
Covid-19 and pastoralism: Reflections From Three Continents
Focusing on pastoralism, this article reflects on five diverse cases across Africa, Asia and Europe and asks: how have COVID-19 disease control measures affected mobility and production practices, marketing opportunities, land control, labour relations, local community support and socio-political relations with the state and other settled agrarian or urban populations? In response to the lockdown measures, we explore what innovations have emerged…
Jarmila Ptáčková, Exile from the Grasslands: Tibetan Herders and Chinese Development Projects
Over Time and Space: Hybrid Rangeland Governance in Amdo Tibet
Hybrid land governance, mosaics, polycentrism have become ways to describe contemporary rangeland settings - ways of responding to uncertainties through flexible institutions, overlapping boundaries and an assembled, plural bricolage of practices. However, this is frequently thought to be recent, often arising from more formal, regulated systems, whether state, private or communal, and with well-defined land tenure regimes. This paper argues that…
Tibetan buddhist monastery-based rangeland governance in Amdo Tibet, China
The conventional understanding of governance highlights the state’s coercive and formal mechanisms. However, the everyday political control of the state is informal and ambiguous, and powerful civil societies strengthen resource governance through interactions between civil society, social organisations, and governments. In the case of pastoral Golok, China, the role of the local state is highly mediated by the power of the monastery and the mona…
Relational resiliences: Reflections from pastoralism across the world
Resilience is a common concept in pastoralism scholarship and policy-making, especially in dryland environments where livelihoods are considered vulnerable to frequent shocks such as droughts, pests and epidemics, and conflicts. Resilience lends itself to pastoral studies due to its ability to capture uncertainty, complexity and dynamism: key characteristics of dryland environments and pastoral systems. However, resilience has also been critiqued…
Expanding lake and the landless pastoralists in pastoral Tibet, China
Retreat or resist: Navigating uncertainties in pastoral Amdo Tibet, China
Hybrid rangeland governance: Connecting policies with practices in pastoral China
The issue of rangeland governance and tenure in pastoral China has sparked significant controversy and discussion. Several models have been suggested, encompassing private, state and common property systems. However, what does the practical implementation of rangeland governance entail? A review of the history of rangeland governance and policy in Amdo, Tibet tells how land governance is constructed by pastoralists adapting existing norms, formul…
Negotiating land, producing authority: Hybrid rangeland governance on the pastoral Qinghai-Gansu Border, China
Geography (8 works) · Rangeland Management and Livestock Ecology (8 works) · China (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · China's Ethnic Minorities and Relations (4 works) · Corporate governance (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · History (3 works) · Hydropower, Displacement, Environmental Impact (3 works)