TY  - GEN
AU  - Schmink,Marianne
AU  - Wood,Charles H.
TI  - Frontier expansion in Amazonia
SN  - 0-8130-0785-2
U1  - 330.98 21
PY  - 1982///
CY  - Florida - US
PB  - Center for Latin American Studies University of Florida
KW  - ECONOMIA
KW  - DESARROLLO ECONOMICO
KW  - AMERICA LATINA
KW  - POLITICA
KW  - COLONIZACION
KW  - CAPITALISMO
KW  - DEMOGRAFIAS
KW  - INDIGENISMO
KW  - INDIANISMO
KW  - AMAZONAS
KW  - PERU
KW  - BOLIVIA
KW  - BRASIL
KW  - VENEZUELA
KW  - ECOLOGIA
KW  - AGRICULTURA
KW  - COLOMBIA
KW  - ECUADOR
KW  - CAPITALES EXTRANJEROS
KW  - MIGRACION
KW  - CIENCIAS SOCIALES
N1  - Incluye references cited and index
N2  - Contiene: Part 1.- Indians and indian policy. Indian policy in amazonian Ecuador, In eastern Perú, native peoples of lowland Bolivia, Frontier expansion and indian peoples in the brazilian amazon, The politics of cultural survival in Venezuela: beyond indigenismo, Demystifying the second conquest - Part 2.- Colonization and spontaneous settlement. The magnitude of migration to the Brazilian frontier, Expansion of the agrarian and demographic frontier in the peruvian selva, frontier expansion and retraction in brazil, Colonization in the colombian amazon, Colonization in Santa Cruz Bolivia: a comparative study of the Yapacani and San Julian projects, Colonization and spontaneous settlement in the ecuadoran amazon, Colonization in the transamazon and Rondonia - Part 3.- Ecological heterogeneity and horizontal zonation of agriculture in the amazon floodplain, Continuous cropping potential in the upper amazon basin, Cattle ranching in amazonia: political and ecological considerations - Part 4.- National expansion and development policies in the colombian amazon, strategies of private capital in the Brazilian amazon, Law and social change: the problem of land in the Brazilian amazon, The state and the militarization of the agrarian question in Brazil
ER  -