Huichol territory and the Mexican nation : indigenous ritual, land conflict, and sovereignty claims. Paul M. Liffman

• Author: Liffman, Paul M
• Subjects: Huichol Indians -- Land tenure -- Mexico -- Nayarit;
  Huichol Indians -- Land tenure -- Mexico -- Jalisco;
  Huichol Indians -- Claims -- Mexico -- Nayarit;
  Huichol Indians -- Claims -- Mexico -- Jalisco;
  Huichol Indians -- Rites and ceremonies -- Mexico -- Nayarit;
  Huichol Indians -- Rites and ceremonies -- Mexico -- Jalisco;
  Self-determination, National -- Mexico -- Nayarit;
  Self-determination, National -- Mexico -- Jalisco;
  Nayarit (Mexico) -- Social life and customs;
  Jalisco (Mexico) -- Social life and customs
• Description: Notes bibliogr. Bibliogr. p. 239-263. Glossaire. Index
  Machine generated contents note : 1.Indigenous Territorialities in Mexico 2.Ancestrality and Exchange in El Gran Nayar 3.Gourdvines, Fires, and Huichol Territoriality : Nanayari and Kiekari 4.The Roots of Huichol Territoriality : Xiriki Land Tenure 5.Fences and Islands : Discourses and Actors in Territorial Claims 6.Schools 7.A Discursive Avalanche on the Death of Philip True
  
• Related Titles: Series: First peoples Texte imprimé new directions in indigenous studies Tucson, Ariz. University of Arizona press 2010-....
• Publisher: Tucson : University of Arizona Press, cop. 2011
  
• Creation Date: cop. 2011
  
• Format: 1 vol. (xii-278 p.) : ill., cartes, jaquette ill. en coul. ; 24 cm
  
• Language: English