Cultural Survival Quarterly /1995 [4]

Contenido destacado:

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Finders keepers? / Adulteration of native american cultures in the name of profit [US]

Marchell J. Wesaw

8-10

What's in a name? / Can native americans control outsiders' use of their tribal names?

Janet McGowan

11-15

Guide to the technology [geomatics : GPS, atellite remote ensing, Aerial imagng, Air survey photography, Samll format photography, aerial photography, Digital frame cameras, GIS]

Peter Poole

16-18]

The EAGLE Project : Re-mapping Canada from an indigenous perspective

Beverly Bird

23-24

Towards information self-sufficiency [CA] / The nunavik inuit gather information on ecology and land use

William B. Kemp

25-28

Lorraine F. Brooke

Ethnocartography in the Darién [PA]

Nicanor Gonzáles

Francisco Herrera

Mac Chapin

31-33

Defeding the miskito reefs with maps and GPS [NI] / Mapping with sail, scuba and satellite

Bernard Nietschmann

34-37

Regional environmental commission established in honduran Mosquitia

Charles Luthin

Orlndo Calderón

38-39

The ye'kuana self-demarcation process [VE]

Nelly Arvelo-Jiménez

Keith Conn

40-42

GIS and long range economic planning for indigenous territories [PE]

Richard Chase Smith

43-48

Indigenous cultural and biological diversiy : Overlapping values of Latin American ecoregions

Bruce A. Wilcox

Kristin N. Duin

49-53

Empowering local communities in land-use anagement : The Chico mendes Extrative Reserve, Are, Brazil

I. Foster Brown

Andrea S. Alechandre

Hiromi S.Y. Sassagawa

María . de Aquino

54-57

Geomatics and political empowerment : The qyuquí / " "...That master tool, geography's perfection, the map" [BO]

Keith A. Jarvis

Allyn MacLean Stearman

58-61

Gendered resource mapping / Focusing on women's spaces in the landsape

Dianne Rocheleau

Barbara Thomas-Slayter

David Edmunds

62-68

Land-based communities, geomatics and biodiversity conservation / survey of current activities

Peter Poole

74-76