Where the River Ends: Contested Indigeneity in the Mexican Colorado Delta
An ethnographic exploration of indigeneity, environmental change, and contested identities in the Mexican Colorado Delta.
About This Book
Where the River Ends examines the lives of indigenous people in the Mexican Colorado Delta amid shifting environmental and political conditions.
The book explores how communities assert indigeneity in the face of ecological degradation and contested claims to land and resources.
Through ethnographic research, it highlights the intersections of culture, environment, and governance in a rapidly changing region.
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