Against Culture: Development, Politics, and Religion in Indian Alaska (Fourth World Rising)
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Against Culture: Development, Politics, and Religion in Indian Alaska (Fourth World Rising)

by Kirk Dombrowski

Politics Indigenous Studies Anthropology
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Against Culture examines the relationships among development, politics, and religion in Indian Alaska. Bringing cultural and political analysis together, the book considers Indigenous life, governance, and social change within a distinctive regional setting and contributes to the broader perspective of the Fourth World Rising series.

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Against Culture explores the connections among development, politics, and religion in Indian Alaska.

The book focuses on the social and political dimensions of Indigenous life in Alaska.

Its perspective brings together cultural analysis and questions of power, governance, and change.

As part of the Fourth World Rising series, it presents a focused examination of a distinctive regional context.

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