Where the River Ends: Contested Indigeneity in the Mexican Colorado Delta
An ethnographic account of indigeneity, water conflict, and environmental change along the Mexican Colorado Delta.
About This Book
Where the River Ends examines the struggles of indigenous communities in the Mexican Colorado Delta.
The book explores contested claims to indigeneity amid environmental and political change.
It draws on ethnographic research to highlight issues of water, identity, and territory.
Readers gain insight into the intersections of ecology, culture, and governance in the region.
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