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ANTH 107 - (BH, CC) Development, Conservation, and Indigenous Peoples

Once a year
Anthropological contributions to the understanding of indigenous rights, forms of sustainable development, technology transfer and biodiversity issues. The focus is on “indigenous peoples,” those societies in place before contact with Western Civilization or missionaries, and their current status. Application of applied anthropological methods in international development agencies (including World Bank, USAID, UNDP) and environmental organizations. (Formerly Development, Conservation, and Indigenous Peoples in Applied Anthropology)

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Credits: 3 s.h.


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