Cultural Survival Quarterly / 1991 [3]

Contenido destacado:

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Indigenous knowledge nd biodiversity / Global commons or regional heritage?

A.B. Cunningham

4-8

Folklore, tradition, or know-how? / The ethnopharmacological approach to drug discovery depends on our ability to value non-western knowledge of medicinal plants

Eliane Elisabetsky

9-13

No hunting! / Biodiversity indigenous rights, and scientific poaching

Jack Kloppenburg Jr.

14-18

The source of our cures / A new pharmaceutical copany wamts to provide reciprocal benefits and recognize the value of indigenous knowledge

Steven R. King

19-22

Liberia's seeds of knowledge / This war-torn country needs to look to its indigenous peoples's knowledge of seed varieties and metalsmithing for the clues to agricultural recovery

Gordon C. Thomasson

23-28

Effecting international change / Many international orgnizations are exploring inellectual property rights for indigenous people's. Here's rundown of the current players : Who's involved, who isn't, and who should be

Darrell posey

29-35

Singing other people's songs / Indigenous songs are often considered "public domain", yet a mainstream musician can turn them into "individual property"

Anthony Seeger

36-39

The fabric of life / Repatriating the sacred Coroma textiles [BO]

Susan Lobo

40-46

The antiquities of Nepal / It is time to start listening to communities whose possesions have become objects of interantional consumption

David Sasoon

47-52

"I fight because I am alive" / An interview with Davi Kopenawa Yanomani

Terence Turner

59-64

Massacre in Santiago Atitlán [GT] / A turning point in the maya struggle?

James Loucky

Robert Carlsen

65-70