Cultural Survival Quarterly / 2006 [4]

Cultural Survival Quarterly / 2006 [4]

Water rights & indigenous peoples

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Self-determination : The most effective way to iprove indigenous quality of life
5

K'iché successfully protest water, public service privatization laws [GT]
Rachel Ballester
6

First nation water crisis, forces government action [cree people, CA]
Jessica Edwards
7

Indigenous peoples and water rights /
- Introduction - Ellen L. Lutz
- Tribal women's struggle for water in India - Neera Burra
- Water law and indigenous rights in the Andes [EC] - Rutgerd Boelens, Hugo de Vos
- Traditional water management practices of the kankanaey [PH] - Eleanor P. Dictaan-Bang-oa
- Contamination of american rivers triggers international complaint [US] - Alberto Saldamando [IITC]
- The Black Mesa controversy [hopi and navajo's aquifer, menace by Black Mesa Coal Mine] - Enei Begaye
10-33

Genetic research on human migration /
- National geographic's Genogrphic Project advances science but poses risks for indigenous peoples - Ellen L. Lutz
- How much we have to leran - Spencer Wells [Genographics Project Director]
- Collecting blood to preserve culture? - Debra Harry, Le'a Malia Kaneche [Indigenous Peoples Council on Biocolonialism]
Genographic Project discussion at Cultural Survival - Stella Tamang, Richard Grounds
34-37

Guatemala radio project
Jenn Goodman
Rachel Ballester
38-39

Native american fights to save sacred site
Jeneda Benally
Jenn Goodman
40-41

In memorian / "Inspiration for a generation" passes after a life of revolucionary work - Vine Deloria Jr. [1933-2005]
Jim Adams
45

What makes culture : Theater La FOMMA [MX]
Isabel Juárez Espinosa [entrev. a]
48

Cambridge MA [US] : Cultural Survival INC

2006

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