Cultural Survival Quarterly / 1993 [1]

Contenido destacado:

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Resource and sanctuary / Indigenous peoples, ancestral rights and the forests of the Americas

David Barton Bray

Dominique Irvine

12-14

Self-determination and resources : Survey of U.S. indian forestry

Shelton H. Davis

24-27

On the road to sustainable forestry [maya people of Quintana Roo, MX]

David Barton Bray

Marcelo Carreón

Leticia Merino

Victoria Santos

38-41

The permanent tension / The forest communities of Oaxaca blend communal traditions and urban-industrial production

Rodolfo López Arzola

Patricia Gerez Fernández

42-44

Forestry as a social enterprise / In Michoacan, Mexico, community-managed foresry has risen from the ashes of a volcano

Pedro Alvarez Icaza

45-47

A natural harvest / The yanesha forestry cooperative in Peru combines western science and indigenous knowledge

Manuel Lázaro

Mario Pariona

Robert Simeone

48-51

Indians, forest rights and lumber mills [project in eastern Bolivia]

Richard Chase Smith

52-55

An experiment in rainforest conservation [project PUMAREN, Ecuador, that supprt indigenous territorial claims]

Jaime Shiguango

Carlos Avilés

Dominique Irvine

56-59