Local Heritage in the Changing Tropics
Innovative Strategies for Natural Resource Management and Control
Bulletin 98
209 pages, 1995
Acknowledgements, Preface, Foreword, Introduction
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98frontmatter.pdf
Keynote address: Big Conservation and Little Conservation: Collaboration in Managing Global and Local Heritage
98alcorn.pdf
98alcorn.pdf
Janis B. Alcorn
Section I: Legal Structures and Local Recognition
Community Resources in Borneo: Failure of the Concept of Common Property and its Implications for the Conservation of Forest Resources and the Protection of Indigenous Land Rights
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98appell.pdf
George N. Appell
The Area de Protección de Fauna y Flora Yum Balam: The Initiation and Challenges of a Development Program for the Communities and the Environment in the Maya Zone of Northern Quintana Roo
98poot.pdf
98poot.pdf
Sebastián Poot Balam
The Panará: Indigenous Territory and Environmental Protection in the Amazon
98schwartzman.pdf
98schwartzman.pdf
Stephan Schwartzman
Indigenous Politics and "Local Heritage" in the 1990s: Shifting Concepts of Land Use, Land Tenure, and Self
98macdonald.pdf
98macdonald.pdf
Theodore Macdonald
Section II: Constructive Market Participation
The Experience of the Alto Juruá Extractive Reserve with Vegetal Leather: Engaging Forest Product Markets for the Survival of Ecosystems and Cultures
98ginu.pdf
98ginu.pdf
Chico Ginú
Neoliberal Ecopolitics and Indigenous Peoples: The Kayapo, The “Rainforest Harvest,” and The Body Shop
98turner.pdf
98turner.pdf
Terence Turner
Building Markets for Non-Timber Forest Products: Challenges and a Few Lessons Learned
98flynn.pdf
98flynn.pdf
Sharon Flynn
Global Trade and the Rainforests: Corporate Growth vs Indigenous Prosperity in Tropical Countries
98friede.pdf
98friede.pdf
John W. Friede
Section III: Information Technologies
The Role of Environmental NGOs in the Changing Tropics: Networking for Community Empowerment
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98borges.pdf
Jose Roberto Borges
