Oil Transnationals and the Huaorani community of the Amazon basin : redefining development in the Ecuadorian rainforest
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Calderón, María José
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Baltimore County, USA : University of Maryland, Faculty of the Graduate School
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This research paper will explain the relationships of the different social
groups in the Ecuadorian Rainforest. The social actors involved in the control of
the natural resources are: 1) the Ecuadorian government and their policies
regarding natural resources and extraction, 2) ecological organizations, both
national and international 3) the oil companies 4) and the Huaorani, an
indigenous community that inhabits this area. The research will consist of the
mapping of these social actors.
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1998
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108 p.
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Calderón, María José (1998). Oil Transnationals and the Huaorani community of the Amazon basin: redefining development in the Ecuadorian rainforest. Master of Arts. University of Maryland, Faculty of the Graduate School. Baltimore County. 108 p.