Titlebook: Returning to Q‘ero; Sustaining Indigenei Steven Webster Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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The Structure of the Community Niche detail are the . pasture niche crucial to successful alpaca husbandry, the seriation of the intermediate altitudes and corresponding spectrum of tuber crops, the influence of substrate on the production of alpacas and maize, and the importance of maintaining propitious relations with extraordinary

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Subsistence Strategyemographic processes reflected in genealogies since about 1910 on migration within and between adjacent Q’ero communities furnish evidence that past decreases and recent increases in community population suggest some oscillation around optimum ecosystem capacity. Frequent and patterned translocation

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Family Organization and the Domestic Groupets of each of the four valleys of the community. These rituals are carried out to maintain propitious relationships between the domestic group, its herd, its crops, and the pantheon of ., ., and other extraordinary powers that affect their well-being. The corporate structure of the domestic group i

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Kinship and AffinityMarriage alliances between kingroups are recognized by ritual subservience of wife-receivers to wife-givers in community festivals and funeral wakes, although the Q’eros deny any such social inequalities. Evidence suggests that a cohesive proliferation of local kingroups is encouraged in a promising

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The Wider Ecosystem of Hatun Q’eroQ’eros are carefully examined by these ethnographers, but are crucial evidence to assess Q’eros’ claims that increasing environmental difficulties are leading to the decline of their herds, crops, or festivals. Such forebodings of defeat in the face their difficult ecosystem have been characteristic

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Indigeneity and Resistance in Hatun Q’eroome extent, implying that wealth as well as prestige continues to be redistributed. I argue that festivals have probably always been temporarily suspended according to agreed availability of resources. Finally, examination of a national project intended to support development of Q’ero Nation indigen

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