Cultural Survival Quarterly / 1991 [4]

Cultural Survival Quarterly / 1991 [4]

A decade of CSQ

Contenido destacado:
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Culture shock / The misleading term "culture contact" doesn't begin to express the dramatic effects of changes brought by outsiders
Lamond Lindstrom
5-12

Women and identity / Modernization and he changeover to market economies have mobilized some indigenous women and left others stranded
Edith T. Mirante
13-19

Just what is conservation? / Indigenous people are often left out of the environmental "loop"
Patrick McAllister
20-22

"Sharing" the wealth? / Minerals, oil, timber, and now medicines and genetic wealth, all are game for governments and corporations
30-32

The state of the nation / Indigenous nations struggle to be heard over the din of state policies
38-40

Grassroots development / Development schemes fin more sucess when those who will be affected help to design and run them /
- Classical versus grasssroots development - Daniel Stiles
- The irula of India - Zahid Whitaker; Romulus Whitaker
- The huichol of Mexico - Jua Negrin; Theodore MacDonald Jr.
- The ladakhis of India -Carolyn Hales
- The anishinabeg of Minnesota - Winona LaDuke
- The coconuco indians of Colombia - Janet M. Chernela
- The turkmen of Afghanistan - Chris Walter
- The kikuyu of Kenia - Beatrice B. Whiting
- The shuar indians of Ecuador - Lydia León
- Education at the roots - Sunderlal Bahuguna
46-53

Voices of courage / Indigenous people tell their stories of persecution, humiliation and hope
54-60

Cambridge MA [US] : Cultural Survival INC

1991

64 p.

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vol. 15, 1991, N° 4