Against Culture: Development, Politics, and Religion in Indian Alaska (Fourth World Rising)
A critical examination of how development, politics, and religion intersect in Native Alaskan communities, highlighting the tensions between tradition and external influence.
About This Book
Against Culture examines the complex intersections of development initiatives, political structures, and religious influences in Indian Alaska.
The work draws on ethnographic research to explore how external forces shape indigenous communities and cultural practices.
Readers gain insight into the challenges faced by Native populations navigating modernization and tradition.
The book contributes to broader discussions on Fourth World issues and indigenous rights.
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