Cultural Survival Quarterly / 1996 [2]

Contenido destacado:

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Science and sensibility [Human Genome University Project]

David Maybury-Lewis

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The "inka challengue" [petition against National Geographic Society's exhibition of "Dama de Ampato"]

Luis Delgado [Yachay Wasi Inc.]

7

The garifuna journey [BZ]

Andrea Leland

Kathy Berger

12-13

Genes, people and property / Furor erupts over genetic research on indigenous groups /

- Introduction - Jonathan Friedlaender [ed.]

- Biological diversity is inherent in humanity - Kenneth M. Weiss

- The national institutes of health and the Papua New Guinea cell line - Amar Bhat

- Perspectives from Papua New Guinea - Michael P. Alpers

- The Hagahai patet controversy in their own words [Papua New Guinea] - Yokotam Ibeji, Korowai Gane

- Whose property, whose rights? - Jean Christie

- Indigenous person from Papua new Guinea claimed in US government patent [incl. responses] - RAFI

- Value of life / Saving genes versus saving indigenous peoples [SB] - Ruth Liloqula

-Genealogy, sacredness and the commodities market - Aroba Pareake Mead [NZ]

- Mataatua declaration on cultural and intellectual property rights of indigeous people [1993]

-Genes, patents and indigenous peoples / Biomedical research and indigenous peoples's rights - Henry T. Greely

- Native americans, scientists and the HGDP - John H. Moore

- Declaration of Indigenous Peoples of the Western hemisphere, regarding the Human Genome Diversity Project [US]

- The yuchi community and the Human Genome Diversity Project [US] / Historic and contemporary ironies - Ricchard A. Grounds

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