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Treasures Of The Mama Huaca: Oral Tradition And Ecological Consciousness In Chinchaysuy, Enrique R. Lamadrid

Research Papers

The cycle of Mama Huaca legends has continuing relevance to the indigenous and mestizo peoples of Chinchaysuyu, the vast northwest quadrant of the former Inca Empire, whose principal cities were Tomebamba (Cuenca) and Quito. The fearsome hag of the heights and guardian of the mountain and its treasures is a persistent figure in the Andean imagination. She inhabits a highly animated landscape in which mountains and lakes are assigned not only gender, but differing degrees of wealth and wildness (Munoz-Bernard 1990). The moral legends in which Mama Huaca is a protagonist are also intimately connected to local topography and sacred …

Book Reviews

New Mexico Historical Review

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Ecosystem Management: Great Lakes Perspectives, Leonard B. Dworsky

Natural Resources Journal

No abstract provided.

Where Do We Stand Now - Manuel Lujan, Jr., Secretary Of The Interior, Petitioner V. Defender Of Wildlife, Nancy S. Grief

Natural Resources Journal

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Introduction To World Forestry; The Last Tree: Reclaiming The Environment In Tropical Asia; Gender Bias: Roadblock To Sustainable Development; Managing The World's Forests: . Looking For Balance Between Conservation And Development, Ann Mead Hooker

Natural Resources Journal

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Whiskey At Fort Fillmore: A Story Of The Civil War, John P. Wilson

New Mexico Historical Review

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Full Issue, New Mexico Historical Review

New Mexico Historical Review

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Ecosystem Management, George Francis

Natural Resources Journal

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Commentary, Gerardo Ceballos

Natural Resources Journal

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U.S. V. Alexander: Defining And Regulating Subsistence Use Of Resources Among Alaska Natives, M. Lynne Bruzzese

Natural Resources Journal

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Deposition Of Debra Brewster, M.A., Hall & Monagle, Llc

Expert Depositions

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Deposition Of Debra Brewster, M.A., Hall & Monagle, Llc

Expert Depositions

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U.S.-Mexico Agricultural Trade And Investment After Nafta, Bert R. Pena, Amy Henderson, Eduardo Robles-Elias, James F. Smith

United States - Mexico Law Journal (1993-2005)

This PDF contains a central article and response articles, these are then followed by a short discussion piece.

An Abundance Of Riches: Gatt And Nafta Provisions For The Settlement Of Disputes, Louis B. Sohn

United States - Mexico Law Journal (1993-2005)

Includes Annex of Summary of NAFTA Provisions Dealing with the Settlement of Disputes

Environmental Laws And Regulations After Nafta, Sanford E. Gaines, Albert E. Utton

United States - Mexico Law Journal (1993-2005)

This PDF contains a central article and response article, these are then followed by a short discussion piece.

The Dispute Resolution Process Under Nafta, Hector V. Rojas, Michael W. Gordon, Carlos Angulo Parra, Louis B. Sohn, Sanford E. Gaines

United States - Mexico Law Journal (1993-2005)

This PDF contains a central article and response articles, these are then followed by a short discussion piece.

A New Era: The Regulation Of Investment In Mexico, Miguel Jauregui Rojas, Carlos De La Garza Santos, Sean Mcmillan

United States - Mexico Law Journal (1993-2005)

This PDF contains a central article and response articles, these are then followed by a short discussion piece.

Customs And Other Border Enforcement Issues, Lynn S. Baker, Carlos Angulo Parra

United States - Mexico Law Journal (1993-2005)

This PDF contains a central article and response article.

Screwworm Infestation Eradicated In Four States, Carlos Navarro

SourceMex

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Mexico, Guatemala & Belize To Create Joint Ecological Park, Carlos Navarro

SourceMex

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The New Shape Of The Countryside: Agrarian Counter-Reform In Mexico, Carlos Navarro

SourceMex

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The New Shape Of The Countryside: Agrarian Counter-Reform In Mexico, Carlos Navarro

SourceMex

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Generalizing Gender: Reason And Essence In The Legal Thought Of Catherine Mackinnon, Elizabeth Rapaport

Faculty Book Display Case

Catharine MacKinnon's work has been a shaping force in the development of feminist legal theory as well as on the course of legal reform. Although few feminist scholars accept her views on gender and sexuality in their entirety, her preeminent contribution to feminist legal theory is generally acknowledged. MacKinnon's most signal legal reform success has been in identifying sexual harassment as a form of sex discrimination prohibited by federal employment law. More recently, attended by greater controversy and less material success, she has been active in the feminist antipornography campaign. This chapter has two objectives. The first is simply the …

The Envoy To Haiku, Gerald Vizenor

American Studies Faculty and Staff Publications

The Toya Maru might have been the end of me. The train ferry lost power and turned over in a typhoon between the islands of Honshu and Hokkaido. More than a thousand people died at sea that night. I was lucky. Our battalion had been ordered, at the last minute, to remain on the northern island and bivouac in the pristine Imperial National Forest. "The vessel carried soldiers of the United States First Cavalry Division transferring from Hokkaido to new posts on Honshu, reported The New York Times on 27 September 1954. "The typhoon did widespread damage over the main …

Secrecy And Innovation In Tort Law And Regulation, Mary L. Lyndon

New Mexico Law Review

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Rio Mimbres Acequia Systems: An Oral History, Neal W. Ackerly

Books

This volume contains transcripts of interviews with various residents collected during the 1993 field phase of the survey of acequia systems in the Mimbres Valley. As noted in Volume 1, additional interviews were conducted with other residents, but were not recorded. Accordingly, no transcript of these interview sessions cannot be included here.

The individuals interviewed, as well as the abbreviated names appearing in these transcripts, included John VonTress (JVT, age 57), Regis McSherry (RM, age 67), Sam Grijalva (age 73), Charles Disert (age 84), and Horace Bounds (HB, age 90). Vesta McSherry, appearing as VM in transcripts, provided additional information …

Emerging Boundary Environmental Challenges And Institutional Issues: Mexico And The United States, Alberto Szekely

Natural Resources Journal

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Hslic Annual Report Fy1993-94, University Of New Mexico Health Sciences Library And Informatics Center

HSLIC Annual Reports

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Pedro Rodriguez Cubero: New Mexico's Reluctant Governor, 1697-1703, Rick Hendricks

New Mexico Historical Review

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Natural Resources Conservation Authority Act, Ministry Of Justice

Latin American Energy Policies

Creates the Natural Resources Conservation Authority which has as main purpose to take such steps as are necessary for the effective management of the physical environment of Jamaica so as to ensure the conservation, protection and proper use of its natural resources; to promote public awareness of the ecological systems of Jamaica and their importance to the social and economic life of the Island; to manage such national parks, marine parks, protected areas and public recreational facilities as may be prescribed; to advise the Minister on matters of general policy relating to the management, development, conservation and care of the …