..., eds. Pp. 121 -41. Tucson: University of Arizona Press. 1993 Grateful Prey: Rock Cree Human-Animal Relationships . Los Angeles: University of California Press. Brosius, J. Peter 1997 Endangered Forest, Endangered People: Environmentalist Representations of Indigenous Knowledge. Human Ecology...

... of indigenous grassroots move- ments in the Amazon and the partnership forged between indigenous peoples and environmentalists have had great impact in public policies, law making, management of indigenous lands, and the formation and empower- ment of indigenous organizations (Albert 2005; Ramos 1998...

... you want and they will return. Krech’s version of the Native American is vastly more complicated than environmentalists looking for saints have painted. He declares that ‘‘they victimize Indians...

... and they will return. Krech’s version of the Native American is vastly more complicated than environmentalists looking for saints have painted. He declares that ‘‘they victimize Indians when they strip them of all agency in their lives ex...

... and they will return. Krech’s version of the Native American is vastly more complicated than environmentalists looking for saints have painted. He declares that ‘‘they victimize Indians when they strip them of all agency in their lives ex...

... frontier. With audiences primed by popular representations of Native people as inherent or “natu- ral” environmentalists, this charismatic image was reproduced by environ- mental groups and in media accounts that focused on the blockaders’ fears that their traditional territory would be turned...

... be ‘‘without master In 1993, following years of cooperation with NGOs and, particu- larly, alliances with environmentalists at national and international levels, the Izoceño (through CABI and under the leadership of the leading lineage) established their own ‘‘technical arman independent NGO dedicated...

... activities represent capital- ist activities that appear—at least on the surface—to be acceptable to both Indians and environmentalists. It would seem these other arenas suggest a different view of capitalism’s impact on native...

...- losophies and practices associated with their ‘‘environmentalist’’ visions, which have contributed to the transformation of Madagascar. Except for what the travelers have to say, there is little ethnographic data on the im- portance...

..., MO:Thomas Jefferson University Press. Foale, Simon J. 2002 “Where's Our Development?” Landowner Aspirations and Environmentalist Agendas in Western Solomon Islands. Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology 2 : 44 -67. Foale, Simon, and Martha Macintyre 2000 Dynamic and Flexible Aspects of Land...

... European environmentalist theo- ries of tropical pathology. Thus, for example, the Tropicalistas denounced the unhealthiness and squalor of the slave regimen rather than the dis- solute character of African slaves...

... European environmentalist theo- ries of tropical pathology. Thus, for example, the Tropicalistas denounced the unhealthiness and squalor of the slave regimen rather than the dis- solute character of African slaves...

... European environmentalist theo- ries of tropical pathology. Thus, for example, the Tropicalistas denounced the unhealthiness and squalor of the slave regimen rather than the dis- solute character of African slaves...

... European environmentalist theo- ries of tropical pathology. Thus, for example, the Tropicalistas denounced the unhealthiness and squalor of the slave regimen rather than the dis- solute character of African slaves...

... European environmentalist theo- ries of tropical pathology. Thus, for example, the Tropicalistas denounced the unhealthiness and squalor of the slave regimen rather than the dis- solute character of African slaves...

... European environmentalist theo- ries of tropical pathology. Thus, for example, the Tropicalistas denounced the unhealthiness and squalor of the slave regimen rather than the dis- solute character of African slaves...

... European environmentalist theo- ries of tropical pathology. Thus, for example, the Tropicalistas denounced the unhealthiness and squalor of the slave regimen rather than the dis- solute character of African slaves...

... European environmentalist theo- ries of tropical pathology. Thus, for example, the Tropicalistas denounced the unhealthiness and squalor of the slave regimen rather than the dis- solute character of African slaves...

... European environmentalist theo- ries of tropical pathology. Thus, for example, the Tropicalistas denounced the unhealthiness and squalor of the slave regimen rather than the dis- solute character of African slaves...

... European environmentalist theo- ries of tropical pathology. Thus, for example, the Tropicalistas denounced the unhealthiness and squalor of the slave regimen rather than the dis- solute character of African slaves...