Harmonizing Rights: Community-Based Governance For Human-Wildlife Conflict In Assam

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Socio-legal analysis highlights the need for legal reforms recognizing rights of both humans and wildlife.

Human-wildlife conflict shows both humans and elephants are vulnerable, indicating the need for cooperative solutions.
Research illustrates that current compensation systems fail to solve systemic issues in human-wildlife conflict.
Utilizing socio-legal methodology, the analysis emphasizes the social context of wildlife protection laws and their implications.
Transforming conflict into cooperation requires recognizing local communities as equal stakeholders in conservation efforts.

Ahmed et al. (2025) studied this question.

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