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McNeil, Stephen – American Indian Journal, 1978
We may be involved in a replay of the Indian genocide and dislocation characteristic of early U.S. history through the workings of international economics. This historical account briefly outlines the recent economic developments in the Brazilian Amazon, the effects that those policies have on the natives, and the United States' involvement in…
Descriptors: American Indians, Developing Nations, Dropouts, Economic Development
American Indian Journal, 1979
Brazil's Yanomamo Indians seem doomed to extinction by a government policy that seeks to develop and exploit their ancestral lands. This article describes the health, economic, and cultural dangers confronting the Yanomamo and discusses a proposed 16 million acre park to protect them from non-Indian encroachment. (DS)
Descriptors: American Indian Reservations, American Indians, Cultural Context, Culture Conflict