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100	1		_aJones, James C..
245	0		_aConflict Between Whites and Indians on the Llanos de Moxos, Beni Departament: a Case Study in Development From the Cattle Regions of the Bolivian Oriente.
260			_aFlorida : _bUniversity of Florida, _c1980.
300			_a313 p. : _bil. ; _c28cm.
500			_aDocumento mecanografiado.
505	0		_aContenido: Introduction -- The problem discussed -- The field situation -- Notes to Chapter I -- The setting -- Psysical setting of the Beni departament -- Human Setting of the Beni departament -- Moxos province -- Notes to Chapter II -- History -- Early European explotation and conquest -- Late pre-jesuit Moxos -- The jesuit period -- Form the expulsion of the jesuits to dependence 1767-1824 -- From the founding of the republic to the collapse of the rubber boom: 1825-1912 -- San Ignacvion from late nineteenth century to the eve of the Chaco war -- San Ingacio form the Chaco war to 1950 -- Notes to Chapter III -- San Ignacio: a biocultural community -- Physical and attitudinal manifestations of a dual community -- Mythology and the native view the physical environment -- Socio-cultural forms of a dual community -- Interaction and conflicts -- Notes to chapter IV -- Horticulture and ranching: Contrasting systems of land use and economic organization -- Horticulture: an indian occupation -- Ranching: a white occupation -- Conflict and change -- Notes to chapter V -- The quest for meat, skins, and pelts -- Hunting -- Fishing -- The quest for skins and pelts -- Conflict and Change -- Labor and exchange: the Shortage of purchasing power -- Labor -- Material exchange -- Conflict and change -- Agrarian reform, power and Stress -- Aftermanth of the revolution of 1952 -- The land-tenure structure -- Land tenure and agrarian reform in the review -- The locus of power -- Messianism -- Notes to chapter VIII -- Summary and conclusions -- The current situation of Ignacianos and its origins -- Community and change -- The future -- Bibliografhy.
520	1		_aThis work is a study of the consequences for native peasants of the recent commercialization of beef cattle on the Llanos de Moxos in the Beni repartament of eastern Bolivia. The writer lived as participant observer for twenty months among the Ignacianos, a numerous native peasant group settled in and around San Ignacio de Moxos. Like most peasants of the region, Ignacianos are descendants of indians who were resettled in mission towns during colonial times, when for 100 years (1667-1767) the area that today corresponds roughly to the Beni departament was a Jesuit mission reserve. The Jesuits altered Amazonian social structures, introduced European tools and technologies, and grafted a folk catholicism onto native belief systems. The Jesuits also introduced cattle to the region and fomented a dependence on beef and dairy products. The traditional dependence on wild game and fish correspondingly waned...
650			_aMOJEÑO
650			_aJESUITAS
650			_aREDUCCIONES JESUITICAS
650			_aCOMUNIDADES BICULTURALES
650			_aHORTICULTURA
650			_aECONOMIA INDIGENA
650			_aSAN IGNACIO DE MOXOS
650			_aREFORMA AGRARIA
650			_aMESIANISMO
650			_aTESIS DE DOCTORADO
653			_aCIENCIAS SOCIALES
653			_aPUEBLOS INDIGENAS-TIERRAS BAJAS
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942			_aBIB _bBIB _cTS _dPRO _j11
901			_aAdhemar Chacon
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