Indigenous Peoples and the Future of Amazonia: An Ecological Anthropology of an Endangered World (Arizona Studies in Human Ecology)
Released: Apr 01, 1995
Publisher: University of Arizona Press
Format: Hardcover, 312 pages
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"This very timely collection of 13 papers examines several key issues focused on native peoples and environment in Amazonian. . . . The authors are highly qualified. . . . Essential reading." —American Anthropologist
"A most welcome addition to our emergent understanding of the political ecology of lowland South America. . . . This work includes some of the best current research on the human ecology of Amazonia." —Cultural Survival Quarterly
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