Titlebook: Lourdes Arizpe; A Mexican Pioneer in Lourdes Arizpe Book 2014 The Author(s) 2014 Cultural Policy.Indigenous Cultures.Migrations.Perceptions

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Lourdes ArizpeReviews the anthropological research of a pioneering Mexican anthropologist on the occasion of her 70th birthday.Incorporates her major texts on indigenous peoples and cultures, migration, women‘s stu

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Agrarian Change and Women’s Rural Out-migration in Latin Americaructure in the sending areas. This context ultimately determines who is most likely to migrate among the women and men in the family and community. The chapter seeks to explain why certain women of a given age, marital status or social and economic background are the most prone to migrate out of specific rural communities in Latin America.

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The Author’s Relevant PublicationsThis section presents Lourdes Arizpe‘s most relevant publications organised as Major Books, International Reports, and Selected Published Articles.

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The Culture of the Ax, the Machete, and the SlingThis chapter describes the ethnography of their perceptions on recent changes in the natural environment, particularly the deforestation, of the Lacandona rain forest.

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The Challenge of Cultural Pluralism: The First National Congress of Indigenous Peoples 1975This piece is anextract of fieldworknotes that documentsthe First NationalCongress of Indiansheld in Pátzcuaro, Michoacán, inMexico in 1975.

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Zacatipan Kinship Terminology: A Dual ApproachOur main concern in this article is understanding the terminological kinship system of Zacatipan, a nahuat village in the south-eastern region of the Sierra de Puebla. The procedures carried out for this purpose were a componential analysis and a comparative study with other nahuat kinship terminologies.