...Emma Stelter Who Controls the Hunt? First Nations, Treaty Rights, and Conservation in Ontario, 1783–1939 . By David Calverley . ( Vancouver : University of British Columbia Press , 2018 . viii + 224 pp., appendices, notes, bibliography, index. $29.95 paper.). Copyright 2021...

...Simone Athayde; Marianne Schmink Indigenous peoples have been active players in the process of securing land rights and conserving about 21 percent of the Brazilian Amazon. In this article, we examine advances and contradictions in the process of “adaptive resistance” by Amazonian indigenous...

.... (Los Angeles: Getty Conservation Institute, 1998. xiii + 162 pp., 158 illustrations, foreword, preface, chapter bibliographies.$55.00 cloth, $39.95 paper.) 2000 Book Reviews Textile Traditions of Mesoamerica and the Andes. Edited by Margot...

...John P. Bowes The Tonawanda Senecas' Heroic Battle against Removal: Conservative Activist Indians . By Hauptman Laurence M. . ( Albany : State University of New York Press , 2011 . xxv + 196 pp., appendixes, notes, bibliography, index . $29.95 paper.) Copyright 2012 by American...

... to appropriate forests. Examining historical, state labor regimes in for- ests gets to the heart of why Malagasy people are reluctant to embrace conservationism. The historiography of forest conservation and colonial forestry does not offer sustained examinations of how the organization of labor relates...

... than the official policies of the Department of Indian Affairs, that worked to redefine native fishing in accordance with settler interests. By extending so-called privileges to native fishers, Indian agents worked to conserve the resource for a settler society and assimilate native fishers into state...

... the cultural assumptions underlying Euro-American notions of indigenousness , they have paid relatively little attention to the equally problematic concepts of environmentalism and conservation , and how use of these terms necessarily frames indigenous people's beliefs and values in Euro-North American...

... continue to change hands today—via hydroelectric and timber projects, conservation initiatives, and housing developments—knowing their location is important for protecting cultural resources and for asserting the significance of Maidu participation in environmental stewardship. A GIS layer of Indian...

... forms, and takes steps to conserve so that earth’s harmonies are never imbalanced’’ (21). The problems raised by this paradigm are severalfold, not the least of which is that because it ignores messy, complicated...

... to conserve so that earth’s harmonies are never imbalanced’’ (21). The problems raised by this paradigm are severalfold, not the least of which is that because it ignores messy, complicated questions about the de- gree...

... to conserve so that earth’s harmonies are never imbalanced’’ (21). The problems raised by this paradigm are severalfold, not the least of which is that because it ignores messy, complicated questions about the de- gree...

... Conservation Treatment and Treatment Proposal. Info. File MS. 1515. Newberry Library 2014 Conservation Treatment Report. Info. File MS. 1515. www.newberry.org/popol-vuh (accessed 20 May 2014 ) Newberry Library , Spadafora David , and Kugeler Hal 2012 The Newberry 125: Stories...

... as they moved from an exploited resource to social media stars. Ravalli’s book is brief, and it often feels that we are only getting a tantalizing glimpse of rich topics for research. For instance, early conservation efforts on the Pribolof Islands led to concerns about indigenous Aleuts’ economic welfare...

... and mapping the various relationships between these resources and the people who used them. WWF began community-based conservation work in Marovo Lagoon in 1991 with funding from Australia and the European Commission. In 1995, it began a five-year Community Resource Conservation and Develop- ment...

... the overpowering presence of liberalism in Mexican historiography and to seriously consider conservative thought and religious belief and practice. The book is particularly invested in accounting for the importance of these two factors in shaping understandings of the nation. In this sense, Wright-Rios sees...

... archaeological evidence, published sermons and plays, Spanish chronicles, conservation accounts, oral histories, and a large body of secondary historical literature. Four case studies follow an introductory survey of the mural tradition from the pre-conquest era through the colonial period, which touches...

... with Catholic partisans, including beatas (conservative upper- and middle-class women), indigenous groups, ultraright Sinarquistas, priests, and segunderos (Catholic guerril- las). This alliance helped the Ranchero group hold on to electoral power in the state, comprised a major backlash against...

... of Spanish colonialism to the revolutionary assault on Profirio Díaz’s regime, Mexico faced both internal and exter- nal threats to its very existence. Liberals and conservatives fought within Mexico, even to the extent of launching an all-­out civil war, while the coun- try also faced several assaults...

... of Spanish colonialism to the revolutionary assault on Profirio Díaz’s regime, Mexico faced both internal and exter- nal threats to its very existence. Liberals and conservatives fought within Mexico, even to the extent of launching an all-­out civil war, while the coun- try also faced several assaults...

... of Spanish colonialism to the revolutionary assault on Profirio Díaz’s regime, Mexico faced both internal and exter- nal threats to its very existence. Liberals and conservatives fought within Mexico, even to the extent of launching an all-­out civil war, while the coun- try also faced several assaults...