J. Terrence McCabe | Anthropology | University of Colorado Boulder
My research focuses on livelihood strategies and decisions relating to land use among the pastoral peoples of Eastern Africa. I’ve spent nearly 30 years engaged
J. Terrence McCabe Professor Emeritus (PH.D. SUNY-BINGHAMTON 1985) tmccabe@colorado.edu 303-492-0583, 303-492-0443 Website Address HALE 440 Office Hours Office Hours By appt. My research focuses on livelihood strategies and decisions relating to land use among the pastoral peoples of Eastern Africa. I’ve spent nearly 30 years engaged in this research mostly with the Turkana of northern Kenya and the Maasai of northern Tanzania. Most recently I’ve been conducting research on the process of livelihood diversification among the Maasai, including the adoption of cultivation and rural-urban migrati
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