Extraction, Gender and Neoliberalism in the Western Amazon

Research in Rural Sociology and Development

Volumn 10, Issue , 2005, Pages 253-285

  Hecht, Susanna ^a  

^a NONE

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 33645906855     PISSN: 10571922     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book Series    
DOI: 10.1016/S1057-1922(05)10012-2     Document Type: Review

References (65)

1. Agassiz J.L.R. A journey in Brazil (1868), Houghton-Mifflin, Boston
2. Almeida, M. (1992). Rubber tappers of the upper jurua river. Ph.D. dissertation, Cambridge University, Cambridge.
3. Anderson A. Use and management of native forests dominated by the Acai palm. Advances in Economic Botany 6 (1988) 144-154
4. Anderson A., and Ioris E. Valuing the rain forest: Economic activities by forest extractivists in the Amazon estuary. Human Ecology 20 (1992) 337-369
5. Anderson A., Balick M., and May P. The subsidy from nature (1991), New York Botanical Garden, New York
6. Barham B., and Coomes O. Reinterpreting the Amazon rubber boom. Latin American Research Review 29 2 (1994) 73-109
7. Browder J. Limits to extractivism. Bioscience 42 (1992) 174-181
8. Browder J., and Godfrey B. Rainforest cities (1997), Columbia University Press, New York
9. Brown K., and Rosendo S. Environmentalists, rubber tappers and empowerment: The politics and economics of extractive reserves. Development and Change 31 1 (2000) 201-227
10. Bunker S. Modes of extraction, unequal exchange, and the progressive underdevelopment of an extreme periphery: The Brazilian Amazon, 1600-1980. American Journal of Sociology 89 (1984) 1017-1064
11. Bunker S. Underdeveloping the Amazon: Extraction, unequal exchange and the failure of the modern state (1985), University of Illinois Press, Urbana
12. CAEX (Cooperativa Agro-Extractivista Xapuri). (1993). Annual Report. Xapuri: Brazil.
13. Campbell C. Out on the front lines but still struggling for voice. In: Rocheleau D., Thomas-Slayter B., and Wangari E. (Eds). Feminist Political Ecology (1996), Routledge, New York 27-62
14. Cardoso C. Extractive reserves in the Brazilian Amazon (2002), Ashgate Press, Burlington
15. Casement R. Inferno in a paradise. Daily News. In: Mitchell A. (Ed). Sir Roger Casement's heart of darkness: The 1911 documents (1911), Irish Manuscripts Commission, Government of Ireland, Dublin 534-535
16. Casement R. The Putumayo Indians. Contemporary Review 102 (1912) 317-328
17. CIDA (Canadian International Development Agency). (1992). Levantamento Socio Economico da Reserva Extractivista Chico Mendes e Proyectos de Assentamentos Extractivistas da Regiao do Vale do Acre. Rio Branco: CNS/FUNTAC/CIDA.
18. Clay J. The impact of palm heart harvesting in the Amazon estuary. In: Freese C. (Ed). Harvesting wild species: Implications for biodiversity conservation (1997), Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore 283-314
19. Cleary D. Lost altogether to the Civilized World. Comparative Studies in Society and History 40 1 (1998) 109-135
20. CNS (Conselho Nacional de Seringueiros). (1988). Manfesto de Povos da Floresta. Brasilia: CNS.
21. CNS (Conselho Nacional dos Seringuieros). (1988). Relatorio Socio-Economico e Cadastro da Reserva Extractivista da Chico Mendes. Rio Branco: CNS.
22. Da Cunha E. A margins da historia (1906), Lello Brasiliera, Rio de Janiero
23. Dean W. Brazil and the struggle for rubber (1987), Cambridge University press, Cambridge
24. De Rego J.F. Amazonia: De extrativismo a new extrativismo. Ciencia Hoje 25 146 (1999) 62-65
25. Deere C.D. Empowering women: Land and property rights in Latin America (2001), University of Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh
26. Deere C.D., and León M. Rural women and state policy: Feminist perspectives on Latin American agricultural development (1987), Westview, Boulder
27. ECOTEC. (1993). Projecto Castanha. Recife: ECOTEC.
28. Edwards H.E. The River Amazon (1847), Murray, London
29. Escobal J., and Aldana U. Are nontimber forest products the antidote to rainforest degradation? Brazil nut extraction in the Madre de Dios. World Development 31 11 (2003) 1873-1887
30. Facao E. Album do Rio Acre (1906), E. Falcao, Belem
31. Ferreira, C. A. (1993). ECOTEC Report. Porto Velho, Rondonia.
32. In: Freese C. (Ed). Harvesting wild species: Implications for biodiversity conservation (1997), Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore
33. Gomes, C. (2001). Dynamics of land use in an Amazonian Extractive Reserve: The case of Chico Mendes extractive reserve. MA thesis, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL.
34. Hardenburg W.E. The Putomayo (1905), T.F. Unwin, London
35. Hecht S.B. Extractive communities, biodiversity and gender Issues in Amazonia. In: Borkenhagen L., and Abromowitz A. (Eds). Proceedings of an International Conference on Women and Biodiversity (1992), WRI, Washington, DC
36. Hecht, S. B. (2005). Forests fields and family: Gender and production in extractive reserves. Development and Change, in press.
37. Hecht S.B., Anderson A., and May P. The subsidy from nature. Human Organization 47 1 (1988) 25-35
38. Hecht S.B., and Cockburn A. The fate of the forest (1989), Verso, London
39. Homma A. Extractivismo vegetal na Amazonia: Limites e Opportunidades (1993), Embrapa, Brasilia
40. IDE (International Development Enterprise). (1991). Proposal for Decentralized Processing.
41. Kainer K., and Duryea D. Tapping women's knowledge. Economic Botany 46 4 (1992) 408-425
42. Kainer K., Schmink M., Leite A., and Fadell M. Experiments in forest-based development in Western Amazonia. Society and Natural Resources 16 (2003) 869-886
43. Nepstad, D., & Schwartzman, S. (1992). Non timber products from tropical forests. Advances in Economic Botany (Vol. 9). The Bronx: New York Botanical Garden.
44. Nugent S. Amazon Caboclo Society (1994), Berg, London
45. Nugent S. Whither o Campesinato? Historical peasantries of the Brazilian Amazon. Journal of Peasant Studies 22 11 (2002) 162-189
46. Padoch C. Marketing of non-timber products in the western Amazon. Advances in Economic Botany 9 (1992) 115-129
47. In: Padoch C., Ayers M., and Pinedo M. (Eds). Varzea (1999), New York Botanical Garden, The Bronx
48. Pearson H. In the rubber country of the Amazon (1911), India Rubber World, New York
49. Raffles H. In Amazonia (2002), Princeton University Press, Princeton
50. Raffles, H., & Winklerprins, A. (2003). Further reflections on Amazonian environmental history: Transformations of rivers and streams. Latin American Research Review.
51. Rangel, A. (1927). Inferno Verde. Tours, Arrault.
52. Rocha de Almeida C. Imagems negras, espelhos broncos: Um estudo das mulheres negras no fim do XIX em Belem. In: Alvares M.L., and D'Incao M.A. (Eds). A Mulher Existe? (1996), Museu Goeldi, Belem 27-40
53. Salafsky N., Dugelby B., and Terborgh J. Can extractive reserves save the rain forest?. Conservation Biology 7 1 (1993) 39-52
54. Schroth G., Coutinho P., Moraes V.H.F., and Albernaz A.L. Rubber agroforests at the Tapajoz river: Environmentally benign land use systems in an old forest frontier region. Agricultural systems and Environment 97 1/3 (2003) 151-165
55. Scott J. The moral economy of the peasant (1976), Yale University Press, New Haven, CT
56. Scott J. Weapons of the weak (1997), Yale University Press, New Haven
57. Simonian L. Mulheres seringueiras na Amazonia: Uma vida silenciada. In: Alvares M.L., and D'Incao M.A. (Eds). A Mulher Existe? (1996), Museu Goeldi, Belem 97-117
58. Stanfield M. Red rubber, bleeding trees: Violence slavery and empire in the Northwest Amazon 1850-1933 (1998), University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque
59. Taussig M. Shamanism, colonialism and the wildman (1987), University of Chicago Press, Chicago
60. Thapa K., Bilborrow R., and Murphy L. Deforestation, land use and women's agricultural activities in the Ecuadorian Amazon. World Development 24 8 (1996) 1317-1332
61. Tocantins L. A formacao historica de Acre (1979), Civilizacao Brasileira, Rio de Janeiro
62. Trinidade J.R. Mulheres de Ma Vida: Infeis e disordeiras em Belem 1890-1905. In: Alvares M.L., and D'Incao M.A. (Eds). A Mulher Existe? (1996), Museu Goeldi, Belem 41-51
63. UCLA/IEA/FUNTAC. (1995). Survey of Cachoeira and Sao Luis Remanso.
64. Weinstein B. The Amazon rubber boom (1983), Stanford University Press, Palo Alto
65. Wolff C. Mulheres da Floresta (1999), Huicitec, Sao Paulo