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… shrinking faster than in neighbouring countries (by 1.67% a year). It has been ravaged by logging, poachers and oil … 25, 2009): “An Amazon Culture Withers as Food Dries Up: A Tribal Extinction is Feared as the Rainforest Falls” (pp. … Isolated Indian Tribe Has Been Victim of Genocide,” by V.A., Brazzil Mag, 1 December 2005 Piripkura people of Colniza …

… Discourse and Indigenous Knowledges: The Shaping of A Plural Health Culture Leena Abraham , TISS, Mumbai Gendered … and Mumbai: Cultural Politics, State, and the Making of a Literary Field, 1950-1972 Juned Shaikh , University of …

… Men Bought the Forests’: Conservation and Contestation in a Guinea-Bissau Park” October 15 Greg Grandin , History, New … Rural Livelihoods, and Urban Food Security in West Africa: A Comparative Study of the Gambia, Côte d’Ivoire, and Mali” …

… Board has routinely overturned the company’s decisions on a variety of topics, including the removal of posts from  … had interpreted as threatening violence; the deletion of a  documentary video  that revealed the identities of child … of sexual abuse and murder from Pakistan in the 1990s; and a video of a woman protesting the Cuban government that …

… Negotiating Gender, Ethnicity, and Power in a Madagascar Mangrove ”   April 18 Keri Lambert (Department of History), “’ A Better Relationship with our Neighbors’: Negotiating … Alyssa Paredes (Department of Anthropology), “ Fusarium is a Grace from God! Multispecies and Multi-paradigm …

… Climate Change and Civilizational Crisis, 376-2018: A Geohistorical Interpretation February 1 Helen Curry … Bello Washington and Lee University, Department of History A Trickle of Authority: The Arid Identity of Empire in 18th … 1 Mikael Wolfe Stanford University, Department of History ‘A Revolution is a Force More Powerful than Nature’: The …