Cultural Survival Quarterly /1990 [4]

Contenido destacado :

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Editorial / genes, genius and genocide

Jason W. Clay

1

Introduction : The value of biological and cultural diversity

2-3

"The land no longer gives" : Land reform in Nebaj, Guatemala

David Stoll

49

Cultural Survival in Ixil, Country, Guatemala

W. George Lovell

10-12

The Tawahka Sumu : A delicate balance in Mosquitia [HN, NI]

Peter H. Herlily

Andrew P. Leake

13-16

The land issue in the ecuadorian highlands

Les Field

17-20

The pehuenche and the monkey-puzzle tree [CL, AR]

Alfredo Quarto

2125

Managing cultural resources in sonoarn desert biosphere reserves [MX]

Mike Flores

Fernando Valentine

Gary Paul Nabhan

26-30

The Paipai of Jamau : A test case for constitutional refor [MX]

Robert R. Alvarez Jr.

31-35

Land reform, ethnicity and compensation in Botswana

52-55

Can Siberut be saved? [palma aceitera en territorio Siberut, una de las islas de Sumatra]

Richard Tenaza

74-76

CISMA : Mayan research organization

Carol A. Smith

80-8

The Iquitos declaration [may. 1990, organiced by COICA]

82

Cultural Survival projects, 1990

82-88