Introduces key debates and concepts about pastoralism, and explores the varying ways that pastoralists respond to uncertainty around the world.

Based on the work of the PASTRES programme, the course is aimed at students, practitioners and policy-makers. It is divided into 13 parts with a lecture, suggested readings and questions in each part.

All the course lectures and many of the readings are open access, and the course is designed for people to study at their own pace.