Vol. 39 No. 46 (2021): Lived and imagined territories in the Andean amazonia

• Articles
  • Lived and imagined territories in the Andean amazonia
  • Amazonia
  • Rurality
  • Testimonies for the history of anthropology
• Traductions

Published: 2021-08-09

Territorios vividos e imaginados en la Amazonía andina

• Introducción. Visiones de San Martín y territorios vividos en la Amazonía andina

  Valeria Biffi, Anahí Chaparro

  5-9

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• The state effects of enviromental policy in indigenous territories

  Valeria Biffi Isla

  11-35

  • PDF (Spanish)

• Territorial networks: Kichwa Lamista nurture relationships and San Martín as «región verde»

  Anahí Chaparro

  37-79

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• History and availability of salt in the Bajo Huallaga basin. Ways of appropriation of salt mine in a Kichwa community

  Miguel Valderrama Zevallos

  81-114

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• «Blood cannot lie». Between a genetic-strategic conception of territory and a relational way of seeing the world

  Laura Volpi

  115-141

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• Protecting Intellectual Property Rights and Traditional Ecological Knowledge: A Critical Look at Peru’s Law 27811

  Michelle L. Hak Hepburn

  143-170

  • PDF (Spanish)

• Community Participation in the Conditional Direct Transfer Mechanism of the Bosques Program

  Grace Palacios

  171-193

  • PDF (Spanish)

Amazon

• Amazonian anthropology facing the fourth industrial revolution

  Fernando Santos Granero

  195-226

  • PDF (Spanish)

Ruralidad

• The concept of rationality in the agrarian social studies

  Gabriel Liceaga

  227-254

  • PDF (Spanish)

• Peasant Wisdom for the Nurturing of the Potato in the Aimara Communities of Altiplano, Puno

  Juan Inquilla Mamani, Jorge Apaza Ticona

  255-280

  • PDF (Spanish)

Testimonies for the history of anthropology

• Ricardo Valderrama Fernández, etnógrafo de las sociedades quechuas del sur andino peruano (1945-2020)

  Guillermo Salas Carreño

  305-312

  • PDF (Spanish)

Translations

• Discourse in Música Latinoamericana Cultural Projects from Nueva Canción to Colombian Canción Social

  Joshua Katz-Rosene; Daniel Castelblanco

  281-304

  • PDF (Spanish)