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Ashley C, Wolmer W 2003. Transforming or Tinkering? New forms of engagement between Communities and the Private Sector in Tourism and Forestry in Southern Africa.

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New forms of engagement between Communities and the Private Sector in Tourism and Forestry in Southern Africa.pdf	539.25 KB

Ashley C, Carney D 1999. Sustainable livelihoods: Lessons from early experience.

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Sustainablelivelihoods_lessons from early experience.pdf	437.73 KB

Ashley C 1998. Tourism, Communities and National Policy: Namibia's Experience. Development Policy Review 16 (4) 323-352

Website link:http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1467-7679.00068/abstract

Ashley C 2000. The impacts of tourism on rural livelihoods: Namibia's experience.

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The impacts of tourism on rural livelihoods_Namibias experience.pdf	143.67 KB

Ashley C 2000. Applying Livelihood Approaches to Natural Resource Management Initiatives: Experiences in Namibia and Kenya.

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Applying Livelihood Approaches to Natural Resource Management Initiatives.pdf	118.65 KB

Ashley C 1996. The contribution of tourism and wildlife to rural diversification.

Ashley C 1996. Can population growth and environmental sustainability be reconciled?. Namibia Environment 1 148-184

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Can population growth and environmental sustainability be reconciled_1996.pdf	12.25 MB

Ashley C, Roe D 2002. Making tourism work for the poor: Strategies and challenges in southern Africa. Development Southern Africa (19) 61-82

Website link:https://doi.org/10.1080/03768350220123855

Farrington J, Carney D, Ashley C, Turton C 1999. Sustainable livelihoods in practice: Early applications of concepts in rural areas.

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42-sustainable-livelihoods-in-practice-rural-areas.pdf	137.12 KB

Ashley C, LaFranchi C 1997. Livelihood strategies of rural households in Caprivi: Implications for conservancies and natural resource management.

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Research Discussion Paper 20_1997.pdf	999.08 KB

Ashley C, Garland E 1994. Promoting community-based tourism development.

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Research Discussion Paper 4_1994.pdf	364.07 KB

Ashley C 1998. Intangibles Matter: Non-financial Dividends of Community Based Natural Resource Management in Namibia.

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Intangibles_Matter_Non_financial_Dividends_of_Community_Based_Natural_Resource_Management.pdf	1.98 MB

Ashley C 1994. Population growth and renewable resource management - The challenge of sustaining people and the envirorunent.

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Research Discussion Paper 1_1994.pdf	2.46 MB

Ashley C, Barnes J, Healy T 1994. Profits, equity, growth and sustainability - The potential role of wildlife enterprises in Caprivi and other communal areas of Namibia.

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Research Discussion Paper 2_1994.pdf	1.63 MB

Ashley C, Müller H 1995. Population dynamics, the environment, and demand for water and energy in Namibia.

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Research Discussion Paper 7_1995.pdf	1.82 MB

Ashley C, Barnes J 1996. Wildlife Use for Economic Gain - the potential for wildlife to contribute to development in Namibia.

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Research Discussion Paper 12_1996.pdf	1.59 MB

Ashley C 1996. Incentives affecting biodiversity conservation and sustainable use: the case of land use options in Namibia.

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Research Discussion Paper 13_1996.pdf	1.48 MB

Ashley C, Barnes J, Brown C, Jones B 1997. Using resource economics for natural resource management: Namibia's experience.

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Research Discussion Paper 16_1997.pdf	1.75 MB

Ashley C 1995. Tourism, communities, and the potential impacts on local incomes and conservation.

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Research Discussion Paper 10_1995.pdf	625.99 KB

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